Kaleb Cooper’s fiancée makes stance clear on joining Clarkson’s Farm as she’s quizzed on future appearances

Jeremy Clarkson’s right-hand man is preparing to return to screens in the upcoming fifth series of the show

Kaleb Cooper’s fiancée, Taya, has spilled all on whether fans can expect to see her join her other half in the upcoming series of Clarkson’s Farm.

Taya and Kaleb have been in a relationship since their school days, and now share three children together.

Their youngest child, Ashton, was born in August last year. The farming duo are also proud parents to Willa, two, and Oscar, five.

Clarkson’s Farm fans regularly flood both Kaleb and Taya’s social media pages when the pair share updates involving their family away from the cameras.

And as such, when Taya encouraged her followers to submit questions to ask her on Instagram recently, inevitably, fans wanted to know if Kaleb’s family may be making their debuts on-screen.

The Q&A session comes just weeks ahead of the fifth season of Clarkson’s Farm’s tipped release date on Amazon Prime Video.

Among the probes put to Taya on Instagram on Friday was one fan who asked: “Do you ever get involved in filming? Would you like to get involved?”

Sadly, it sounds like Kaleb’s partner seems keen to keep her life out of the spotlight.

“No, I don’t,” she simply replied, ruling out the chance of appearing opposite her other half or Jeremy Clarkson, himself.

Taya was also grilled on whether or not she knew when fans could expect to see new episodes of the Diddly Squat-based series.

“I have no clue,” she bluntly put when grilled on a season five release date.

Taya’s comments come a month after Kaleb revealed he’d been battling a rather painful illness.

The young farmer took to Instagram back in March to ask his followers for advice about battling shingles.

“I’ve never been in so much pain in my life,” Kaleb told his audience in the candid video clip.

Trying to relay to his fans just how much pain he was in, Kaleb added: “Honestly, it’s like pins and needles continually in your body.”

The Clarkson’s Farm star went on to admit he was surprised as well as in pain following the diagnosis, conceding he thought shingles only affected the elderly.

He admitted: “I don’t know how I’m saying this, but I’m 27 years old and I’ve got shingles.

“I thought only old people get that and no disrespect if you’ve got it and you’re maybe old.

“How do I get rid of it? Can I take a tablet to get rid of it really quickly or something?”

Fans will be able to see how Kaleb and Jeremy have been dealing with the trials and tribulations of the past 12 months when season five of Clarkson’s Farm arrives later this year.

Last year, the former Top Gear host documented his journey from farm owner to pub owner after purchasing The Farmer’s Dog in the Cotswolds.

In the months since season four aired, Jeremy has regularly voiced the challenges he’s faced now that he’s the owner of his own establishment, from thefts to soaring costs.