Amanda Owen's northern message from Ravenseat explained as fans react to farm update

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterOur Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen updated fans using her social media to share some uplifting news despite some family members being struck down with Covid-19.The 47-year-old shepherdess took to Twitter on Wednesday to publish a series of three pictures, revealing six out of her nine children enjoying a family dinner outside in nature.In the third photo, Amanda’s daughter and son were seen unpacking a self-test kit and testing themselves.The famous farmer captioned the tweet: “These have been ‘testing’ times to say the least !” along with a green virus and a syringe emoji.She added: “But we’re not making a meal of it as we are all fine (albeit a bit fed up and

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen took to social media yesterday to reveal that her family had been "laid low" with illness. And today the mum-of-nine admitted that they are feeling "fed up and fractious".The shepherdess posted a series of pictures online which showed her youngest children eating their dinner together outside.A third image captured one of her daughters taking a Covid lateral flow test."These have been 'testing' times to say the least!" Amanda wrote alongside the snaps, which she posted on Instagram."But we are not making a meal of it as we are all fine (albeit a bit fed up fractious).

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has opened up on the "testing times" she's going through as a few members of her family have contracted Covid-19.The 47 year old, who recently issued a warning to fans alongside a new snap of her daughters, took to her Twitter page to share an update with her 174,900 followers after being silent on the social media platform for a few days.TV personality Amanda shared a clip of her daughter in a pink dress as she ran down a hill as she told people: "Making great strides." with a woman running emoji. She added: "*We’re fine but a few of us have been laid low with a dose of the [microbe emoji]* #yorkshire #ill #recovery #COVID".

Amanda Owen has shared an update with her followers as she reveals they’ve fallen unwell.The Our Yorkshire Farm star shared how they’d been “laid low” with Covid as she was inundated with support.Amanda took to Twitter tonight to share the news with her 174,000 followers.This was the first time she had posted since August 22 on the platform.She posted a video of her daughter skipping towards the camera in a red dress.However, it was in the caption she shared what had happened.She penned: “Making great strides.“*We’re fine but a few of us have been laid low with a dose of the Microbe*”She then completed her post with the hashtags: “#yorkshire #ill #recovery #COVID.”The shepherdess was inundated with support after she posted the

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterOur Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen looked incredible in a new snap taken and posted by her co-star Ben Fogle.The mum-of-nine, 46, had been appearing at 5 On The Farm Fest over the weekend, and posed for a pic alongside Ben, 47, and Helen Skelton, 37.According to the caption, the trio had been "having lots of fun" over the festival, as the star wrote: “I’ve had a lot of fun this weekend with these two Helen Skelton and Amanda Owen at 5 On The Farm Fest.”Fans were loving Amanda's look, as she wore a stunning white low-cut summer dress, accessorised with large gold hoops.The style is a world away from her usual casual look seen on the farm, and the shepherdess seemed

@helenskelton and @yorkshireshepherdess at @5onthefarmfest #5onthefarm.”Amanda looked radiant as she looked stylish in a plunging white summer dress paired with large gold hoops.The Yorkshire Shepherdess wore her strawberry blonde locks in a half-up style.While Helen also wowed as she rocked a brown leather jacket over a printed dress.The Countryfile host drew attention to her hazel coloured eyes with silver smokey eyeshadow and lashings of mascara.In response, fans joked Ben was a “rose between two thorns” for the snap.One said: “You all look beautiful.”A second commented: “Double trouble!!”While a third remarked: “Love Amanda Owen, inspirational beautiful woman.”5 On The Farm Festival kicked off yesterday at Cannon Hall Farm

Amanda Owen has opened up about an experience in which she found a lost tourist in her living room at Ravenseat farm in Yorkshire.The shepherdess, who fronts the popular Channel 5 programme Our Yorkshire Farm, explained her experience while appearing on Simon Armitage's radio show The Poet Laureate Has Gone to His Shed. Amanda, 46, explained: "As you go back in time, it’s always been a stop-off point, whether that was people going about their business on the pack horses with the coal from Tan Hill etc.

AMANDA Owen has revealed her shock at discovering a lost hiker in her living room after waking up one morning. The Our Yorkshire Farm star, 46, was left horrified after waking up to find a man in her Ravenseat farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared a picture of her daughters and issued a warning to fans about foraging for mushrooms.The star, 46, took to Instagram to issue a warning to her 389k followers. In the photos, two of Amanda's children can be seen looking and holding mushrooms while wearing red polka dot dresses.

AMANDA OWEN has issued a stern warning to her fans alongside new photos of her adorable daughters. The Our Yorkshire Farm star, 46, took to Instagram to give her followers some sharp advice after she and her daughters went foraging for food.

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Amanda Owen often shares insights into her life with her adoring social media followers.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen gave fans an insight into speaning time on the farm as she returned to Instagram today.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has spoken out about the damage the robbery at Ravenseat Farm has had on their family.The star of the hit Channel 5 programme is known for her positive attitude when she transferred to the quiet farmyard life with her husband Clive and their nine children.And since the show began, the family has been a hit with a wave of supporters as they showcase their way of life to the outside world which is dependent on technology.But in a 2019, the 47-year-old discussed the impact of the theft from their family farm in an unearthed interview with the Shepherdess on the Trees A Crowd podcast with host David Oakes.Speaking at the time of the incident, the mum-of-nine revealed how the thieves broke into their farm and

Amanda Owen is well known by viewers of Our Yorkshire Farm, which follows her life as a shepherdess on her farm Ravenseat.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen opened up on the impact of a major robbery on her family's farm. The shepherdess, 46, revealed some dastardly thieves made off with both of the quad bikes from their Ravenseat farm.

Amanda Owen has given a sneak peek at her toned abs as she posed in a crop top during a day out at Appleby Horse Fair.The Our Yorkshire Farm star, 46, got dressed up for the occasion as she took some of her nine children for the annual event at Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria. Amanda, who recently revealed she discovered she was pregnant with her ninth child at five months, looked gorgeous in a pink crop top with puff sleeves.The farmer paired the top with a long, floral skirt, which she wore at her hips to show off her toned stomach.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen and her children visited the Appleby Horse Fair last week.Taking to her Twitter and Instagram pages, the 46-year-old gave fans an insight into her trip to the annual event in Appleby-in-Westmorland in Cumbria.At first, she shared various pictures from the fair, which consisted of visitors riding on horses and the event's scenery.Amanda captioned the pictures: "The sun was shining at Appleby Horse Fair.