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New addition to Clarkson's Farm, Harriet Cowan, has called on Amazon Prime Video viewers and fans of the popular agricultural series presented by Doncaster-born Jeremy Clarkson to show

kindness as new instalments drop today. The fourth series of Clarkson's Farm isn't releasing in one go, but across three separate weeks, with its eight-episode stretch. After the

initial four episodes landed on Amazon Prime Video last Friday, today sees the release of two more segments, 'Endgaming' and 'Splurging', from the latest season. In the

initial quartet of episodes, audience-adored farmhand Kaleb Cooper took a hiatus for a national stand-up tour, leaving Jeremy without his usual assistance on the farm. Enter Harriet Cowan,

24, who brought order to Diddly Squat Farm, taking care of tasks ranging from yard organisation, fixing equipment, to trimming Clarkson's unruly eyebrows - all while creating TikToks

amidst the countryside. Harriet quickly won over fans' hearts, even though her tenure was brief, exiting only two episodes later following Kaleb's return and their subsequent

discord. After experiencing uncomfortable moments upon Kaleb's comeback, Harriet turned to her swiftly expanding Instagram following to make an appeal, reports the Express. Her message

was clear: "Please can everyone remember to be kind we are all human and your words matter." Harriet has received a wave of support from her fans after her appearance on the Amazon

Prime Video series. @rossidwoods chimed in: "Petition to get Harriet on Clarkson's Farm full time." @zoej_x expressed: "Finally! ! Someone's going to sort

Jeremy's eyebrows! So much love for that." @originaldogmom enthused: "Just watched the first two episodes and WE LOVE HARRIET! ! ! Still love Kaleb. She is also hilarious! A

welcome addition and an inspiration for my daughter watching with me. Well done.!". Fans can anticipate the last two episodes of Clarkson's Farm season 4, Hurrying and Landlording,

set to be released on Friday, June 6. With the show already given the nod for a fifth series, Jeremy has confirmed that the programme will take a hiatus following season 5, after five

consecutive years of production on the farm. _GET ALL THE LATEST CELEBRITY AND TV NEWS STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX BY __SIGNING UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER HERE._