Kaleb Cooper becomes a father for the second time

The Clarkson's Farm star announced the news on Monday (June 11)

Chris Brayford
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Kaleb Cooper with his newborn daughter Willa Grace Cooper
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Kaleb Cooper with his newborn daughter Willa Grace Cooper

Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper has become a father for the second time after his partner gave birth to a baby girl.

Mr Cooper announced the news on his Instagram profile on Monday (June 11) along with a picture of his daughter, born Willa Grace Cooper.

His first born son, Oscar, was born in 2021 with his partner of seven years, Taya.

The bestselling author captioned the post ‘Born in Chipping Norton' as a reference to the town of his birth which helped make him a household name.

The town has become synonymous with Jeremy Clarkson, also a resident, who took over Diddly Squat Farm and documented the successful series for Amazon Prime.

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron also served the town when he was in office.  

David Beckham visited Diddly Squat Farm in May where he posed for a photograph alongside another Clarkson's Farm star, Gerald Cooper.

Mr Cooper will soon be embarking on a UK tour next year but only a Nottingham date has been announced so far.

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