Clarkson drops hints on royal feature in Clarkson's Farm season four
Jeremy Clarkson has dropped another hint about what's in store for the fourth season of Clarkson's Farm.
Fans may be disappointed to hear that Prince William won't be featured in the upcoming series set at Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington.
The presenter revealed that, though Diddly Squat stars Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland did meet HRH The Prince of Wales when the royal was in Somerset, but the event came too late to make the cut for the show.
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Mr Clarkson shared the news in response to a fan on X, who wrote how excited she is about the latest season, adding: "For us royal fans we get to see HRH The Prince of Wales too. I can't wait."
Jeremy Clarkson said the newest season won't have a royal guest (Image: Jeremy Clarkson) The farm show presenter responded: "'Fraid you don't. I think he met Kaleb and Charlie at some point but that was WAY after we finished filming the fourth series."
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Prince William met Mr Cooper and Mr Ireland along with a host of other young farmers at Folly Farm in Somerset, at an event in March.
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He was on the trip to raise awareness of mental health care for farmers within the royal-supported Duchy brand, coinciding with the future King becoming a patron of charity We Are Farming Minds.
William revealed Prince George is a fan of the show, as the BBC reported he joked with Mr Cooper: "You've got George watching now. I said to him 'What shall I say if I meet Kaleb?'
"He said 'Tell Kaleb to mind his language'."
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