Kelvin Fletcher shares 'honest' struggles of swapping Emmerdale for farming in new show

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Emmerdale star played Andy Sugden from 1996 until his departure in 2016 when he announced he was leaving the soap "to do other things".

Now, the father-of-two is embarking on a new adventure in his forthcoming six-episode series after purchasing an enormous 120-acre farm in Peak District.The 37-year-old recorded himself talking about his excitement for his BBC show on Instagram on Monday, admitting that while he had minimal knowledge on running a farm, he's made a "relative smooth success of things" so far."A week today, our show Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure comes out," he gushed. "We can't wait for you to see it. "Hopefully, you'll enjoy the show.

it'll be informative, it'll be exciting, it'll be entertaining — and it'll be honest."Kelvin went on to say that he hopes the show will be an accurate representation of the obstacles he and his wife, Liz Marsland, have had to face as new farmers.And though it hasn't been an easy ride, he believes there's been a vast amount of progress in the short amount of time they've been working on their enormous farmland. "Very enthusiastic," the Strictly Come Dancing 2019 winner continued."Knowledge obviously very limited but with a great sense of belief and togetherness, you know, so far so good."We're making a relatively smooth success of things."He concluded his Instagram Story, saying: "A few struggles along the way, but absolutely loving it, and it's absolutely a way of life."Kelvin and his wife packed their belongings and made the move to the Peak District during lockdown, along with their two kids, Marnie, 4, and two-year-old son Milo. /celebrity-news/1547224/Paulina-Porizkova-instagram-bikini-age-dating-husband-newsKelvin's acting career has been put on the back burner, with.