Amanda Owen says she's 'plodding on' after first Valentine's Day without ex Clive

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched the Season 9 season premiere of “The Masked Singer,” which aired Feb. 22 on Fox. The Winner Takes It All: “The Masked Singer” paid tribute to Swedish super group ABBA on Wednesday — and unmasked two 1980s icons in the process. Pop ingenue Debbie Gibson, who first hit it big in 1987 as a 17-year-old sensation who wrote and sang her own songs, was unmasked as the Night Owl, while comedian and “America’s Got Talent” judge Howie Mandel — who rose to recognition on the 1980s medical drama “St. Elsewhere” — was revealed to be the Rock Lobster. Gibson was a last-minute addition to the episode after the celebrity who was originally set to appear had to exit after testing positive for COVID. With less than 24 hours to taping, Gibson agreed to step in.

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Amanda Owen has shared a cryptic post about “plodding on” after spending her first Valentine’s Day without ex Clive.The 48-year-old and Clive, who share nine children, called it quits last year in June after spending over two decades together.The couple, who had been married for nearly 22 years, rose to fame through their Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm.READ MORE: Amanda Owen scoffs to cameraman as farmer 'swipes' at her during Happy Valley tripBut now, Amanda has left her fans sending their support once again after she posted a cryptic message to her Instagram - a day after her first Valentine’s without Clive.Taking to her social media account on Wednesday (February XX) the Yorkshire shepherdess uploaded a series of family pictures with her XXXX followers.In the snaps, Amanda and her daughter can be seen heading on a horse ride at their famous family farm.Amanda beamed at the camera in another one of the pictures, while riding a horse in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside.And another selfie showed the mum-of-nine and her daughter cuddling while sitting on the horse.“Got to keep plodding on” Amanda wrote, alongside several horse emojis.Amanda’s fans soon rushed to send their support, with plenty commenting love heart emojis underneath her post.One fan gushed: “beautiful pictures, thank you Amanda.”Another added: “Looks very peaceful.”It comes as Amanda spent the most romantic day of the year away from ex ClIve.Instead, she took to her Instagram to share snaps from her farm - showing off the farm's beautiful horses.It’s not all heartbreak for Amanda though, as she recently bagged herself her own TV show for More 4.The show, Amanda Owen's Extraordinary Farming Lives, sees her travel across the UK to lift the lid on

Amanda Owen has taken to social media to share a rare snap of her younger children working on the farm.The 48-year-old Yorkshire Shepherdess left fans gushing as she posted snaps of the two youngsters tending to their horses Josie and Princess.They seemed to be having fun on the farm as she joined mum at work.READ MORE: Amanda Owen scoffs to cameraman as farmer 'swipes' at her during Happy Valley tripTaking to Instagram, Amanda wrote: "Brought Josie & Princess down into the pastures ready for the farrier visiting tomorrow. #yorkshire #horses #ponies #farrier."Many fans rushed to the comment section to say they missed seeing the Owen family together on Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm.One of Amanda's 536,000 followers wrote: "Aww I really miss the show - it was my favourite.

Amanda Owen is facing a very different Valentine's Day this year following her separation from husband Clive last year, but that hasn't stopped her from throwing herself into her farm work.Taking to Instagram on the big day, the Our Yorkshire Farm star shared some gorgeous photos from Ravenseat Farm, where she and some of her children were preparing the horses for a visit from a farrier, who is a type of veterinarian who specialises in equine care and helping with horse hooves.WATCH: Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen stuns fans with a heartwarming birth videoAmanda showed off several photos of her young brood with the horses, who had all looked fluffier than normal due to their thick winter coats.The star posted: "Awaiting the farrier. Maple, Hazel & Tony not looking so shoddy in the sunshine."LOOK: Amanda Owen melts hearts with adorable photos of daughter Clemmy at family farmFans loved the photos that Amanda shared and were quick to comment, with one saying: "Doesn't sunshine and a nicely trimmed hoof make the world feel much better."A second enthused: "Such warm winter coats!" while a third wrote: "So beautiful, grown so very much.