Joining Clarkson's Farm, newcomer Harriet Cowan has extended an invitation to Amazon Prime Video enthusiasts and fans of the beloved series starring Jeremy Clarkson, as it unveiled its latest episodes.

Clarkson's Farm series four adopts a staggered launch for its eight-episode run, spacing out releases over three consecutive weeks.

After last Friday's debut of the initial four chapters on Amazon Prime Video, two fresh instalments, titled Endgaming and Splurging, joined the series on Friday (30 May).

The pioneering set of episodes observed Kaleb Cooper's absence as he embarked on a national stand-up tour leaving Jeremy with a gap to fill in the farm team. This led to Harriet Cowan, aged 24, making her introduction at Diddly Squat Farm.

The young Derbyshire-born has dived right into life in Oxfordshire, swiftly streamlining operations, tackling yard tidiness, mending malfunctioning machinery, and even sprucing up Clarkson's wayward eyebrows - capturing her rural adventures on TikTok wrapped in greenery.

Despite her short-lived appearance, which spanned merely two episodes before Kaleb's return sparked a slight clash, Harriet endeared herself to viewers, reports .

Encountering some awkward interactions upon Kaleb's re-entry, Harriet addressed her rapidly growing social media following with a heartfelt reminder: "Please can everyone remember to be kind we are all human and your words matter."

Harriet's stellar performance on the Amazon Prime Video series has her fans abuzz with support. @rossidwoods took to Twitter, calling for action: "Petition to get Harriet on Clarkson's Farm full time."

@zoej_x humorously remarked: "Finally!! Someone's going to sort Jeremy's eyebrows! So much love for that."

Meanwhile, @originaldogmom was effusive in praise: "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!"

The anticipation is mounting as the final two instalments of Clarkson's Farm season four, titled Hurrying and Landlording, are slated for release on Friday, June 6.

The series has secured a renewal for a fifth season; however, Jeremy has disclosed that the show will be taking a hiatus after its fifth year, capping off half a decade of continuous filming on the farm.

Clarkson's Farm is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video