This season of Clarkson’s Farm introduced viewers to 24-year-old Harriett Cowan, who stepped in to help manage Diddly Squat Farm while Kaleb Cooper was away on his UK tour. As Jeremy Clarkson navigated the daily challenges of farm life, Harriett’s arrival provided a fresh dynamic that quickly won over fans.
Many viewers praised her presence on the Amazon Prime series, with some calling for her to become a permanent fixture on the show. Recently, Harriett took to Instagram to engage with fans and drop a puzzling hint about her future.
When asked, “When do we get to see you back on TV? Love the fact that you’re representing Derbyshire,” Harriett replied cryptically, “Hmm we will have to see.” This coy response leaves her continued participation in Clarkson’s Farm uncertain, but suggests she’s not ready to step away from the screen just yet.
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Further fueling excitement, another follower inquired about a potential YouTube channel. Harriett shared, “This is coming soon,” signaling plans to expand her presence online.
Fans caught a glimpse of Harriett’s brief return in recent Clarkson’s Farm episodes, where she helped Jeremy purchase cows at auction. Jeremy himself has spoken warmly about her contribution, telling The Sun, “I loved Harriett to bits and I wish her all the very best. She was fantastic to have around. But the truth is, we’ve got Kaleb, and he might go off and do Celebrity Love Island or something, and if I can’t manage, I’ll call Harriett in a heartbeat.”
Beyond television, Harriett recently announced an exciting new venture: Cowan Contracting, a family-run farming business promoting women in agriculture. The team shared on their page, “WE ARE COWAN CONTRACTING. The faces behind the page: this business is a family-run business!! And we promote women in farming. Please drop us a message for any contracting enquiries or fodder enquiries.”
Clarkson’s Farm continues to be available for streaming on Amazon Prime, with fans eagerly awaiting what’s next for both the show and Harriett Cowan.