Kaleb Cooper and long-term partner Taya are officially married!(Image: CLICK NEWS AND MEDIA)
Kaleb Cooper is pictured on his wedding day as he ties the knot with long-term partner Taya Wilkinson.
The breakout star of Clarkson’s Farm, 27, who promised he would have a ‘feral farm wedding,’ was seen leaving a local pub with his ushers before making a dramatic entrance at his wedding. Kaleb arrived in a £250,000 McLaren supercar with his son by his side.
Bride Taya wore a stunning dress with an intricate floral pattern, paired with a tiara and veil, and carrying a bouquet of bright, summery flowers. Kaleb proposed to Taya on Christmas Day 2022, and the pair share three children together. The newlyweds beamed as they posed for photos in a field beside a red tractor before sharing a smooch next to Kaleb’s orange motor.
Jeremy Clarkson and girlfriend Lisa Hogan were among the guests seen celebrating the couple’s big day. They were joined by other cast members of the hit Amazon Prime show at a Cotswolds service, held just minutes from Diddly Squat Farm.
The pair tied the knot minutes away from Diddly Squat Farm(Image: Plank PR/CLICK NEWS AND MEDIA)
Kaleb arrived in style in a luminous orange supercar(Image: CLICK NEWS AND MEDIA)
Boss Jeremy played a key and very generous role at the reception by providing an unlimited supply of his Hawkstone booze. Kaleb previously said his guests would be able to “sit underneath the keg” instead of filling up their glasses.
Also among the attendees were Gymshark founder Ben Francis and his wife Robin Francis. The billionaire entrepreneur, who famously went from delivering pizzas for Pizza Hut to building Gymshark into a sportswear empire worth nearly £1 billion, was one of Kaleb’s ushers.
Kaleb described sweetheart Taya as the ‘love of his life’ when he announced their engagement over three years ago. Taya replied: “I love you, can’t wait to marry you!”
Jeremy Clarkson made a very generous offer(Image: CLICK NEWS AND MEDIA)
They welcomed their third child together, baby Ashton, last August, and also share Oscar, five, and Willa, three.
The wedding day was a moment for the Clarkson Farm stars to celebrate after a difficult few months. Kaleb was seen reacting with shock after Jeremy announced his ‘aggressive’ prostate cancer diagnosis with him in scenes that aired on their hit show.
During a conversation with Kaleb and business consultant Charlie Ireland, Jeremy told them: “I’ve got cancer.”
“No, you haven’t. Where?”, Kaleb responded. He then wiped away tears and said: “Look after yourself, you go and do…if you need anything just ring.”
Speaking from a hospital bed at the end of the season finale, Jeremy revealed he had experienced complications during treatment. He said: “We started season five with me in a hospital bed and here we are at the end of season five and I’m back in a hospital bed.”
Kaleb proposed on Christmas Day(Image: CLICK NEWS AND MEDIA)
Speaking to the Mirror last month, Kaleb admitted it was difficult to witness his friend going through such a challenging time.
“Yeah, I mean, it’s only just come out – 100%. I think anything that’s emotional is just about how you take it, you know? You sit there and you be supportive, or do you go out there and, I would say, mope about it and lock yourself away? And at that time you’ve got to be supportive.”
The Clarkson’s Farm favourite has become one of Jeremy’s closest allies since the pair first teamed up on Diddly Squat Farm, with viewers watching their friendship evolve across five seasons of the hit Prime Video series.
Kaleb was spotted leaving a local pub alongside his ushers(Image: CLICK NEWS AND MEDIA)
In an interview with The Sunday Times, Jeremy confirmed a PSA test two months ago revealed no indication of cancer and he is in now remission.
Sharing his diagnosis publicly has prompted thousands of men to check their own risk of the disease. More than 50,000 people used charity Prostate Cancer UK’s online risk checker in the week since the former Top Gear host gave his health update.
This marked a 640% increase on the average week and was the highest weekly figure since February 2025, even higher than the week following former Prime Minister Lord David Cameron’s diagnosis.
