Clarkson's Farm beauty Harriet Cowan set to rake in huge six figure sum as she sets up business to capitalise on TV fame
The 24-year-old became an instant hit with viewers after she mucked in at Diddly Squat while Kaleb Cooper took some time away from the show.
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Now, The Sun can exclusively reveal how Harriet is set for huge things in her future.
Following her instant fame, she has set up a private company called Farmfluence, incorporated on July 1.
Its nature of business is listed as "motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities" and Harriet is the sole director/shareholder.
PR expert Lynn Carratt has speculated on just how she could earn in the future.
Speaking to The Sun, she told us: 'Harriet has around 1.2 million followers across Instagram and TikTok.
"If she is savvy she could rake in £500,000 in the next 12 months.'
If that wasn't enough she has also signed to top talent agency Off Limits Entertainment, which has helped lots of reality stars including Love Island hunk Chris Hughes.
It was previously revealed that she had already landed a brand deal with Country Moos ahead of the show - a sock company dedicated to cow-designs.
Harriet has become very popular on Instagram, and has been teasing fans with snippets of her life away from Clarkson's Farm.
Last month she sizzled in a bikini as she shared a sexy selfie on holiday, which no doubt boosted her follower count.
Jeremy Clarkson breaks silence on sexy new farmhand Harriet as he confirms 'replaced' Kaleb Cooper's future on show
Harriet also features in July's edition of Country Life magazine.
In the publication she is seen posing in a summer dress and knee-high cowgirl boots as she perches on a tractor tyre.
Harriet will be hoping to emulate Clarkson's Farm favourite Kaleb Cooper, currently on a leave of absence from the hit show.
Accounts at Companies House reveal he has banked £2.4 million so far off the back of his starring role as Jeremy Clarkson 's sensible sidekick.
Netting £1 million at Kaleb Cooper Productions, £1.4 million at Kaleb Cooper Construction, £76,000 at K Cooper Holdings and £28,000 at K Cooper Retail.
Meanwhile, Jeremy recently clarified why Harriet was brought onto the farm as speculation mounted over Kaleb's future.
He said: "What happened is this, he went away on his speaking tour, for a couple of months because he imagined that after four years, I'd be able to manage on my own.
" I didn't - I made a complete mess of everything and had to bring in a young girl called Harriet.
"Harriet is brilliant and looked after the fort until he got back.
"That is it - that's the story!"
Fans are desperate to know if Harriet will remain on the farm when Kaleb returns and, so far, she's keeping coy, telling them: "Hmm we will have to see."
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