‘Not an easy place to be’ Amanda Owen opens up on ‘challenging’ side of home in Yorkshire

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OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has admitted she only breastfed her children because she was lazy - and couldn't be bothered to sterilise the bottles. The mum-of-nine says she's proud to have either been pregnant or breastfeeding for 20 years before shooting to fame on the Channel 5 show.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared all about the unexpected meeting that began the hugely-popular Channel 5 TV show. Amanda and her family, which includes husband Clive and their nine children, have been at the centre of the series, based at Ravenseat Farm.

Amanda Owen, 47, has revealed that although many of her fellow farmers enjoyed watching Jeremy Clarkson’s docuseries, Clarkson’s Farm, she wasn’t tempted to join them.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has discussed her recent marriage struggles with husband Clive in a new interview.The 47-year-old opened up about her personal life amid reports of marital issues while appearing on Lorraine Monday morning. For weeks it has been rumoured that Amanda and her 66-year-old spouse are not in the best place after The Sun reported claims that she had moved out of the family home and into a rented property to spend some time apart.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, 47, received mixed messages from viewers as she sat down for a chat with Lorraine Kelly, 62.The Yorkshire Shepherdess and TV personality discussed a wide range of topics on the latter’s self-titled ITV show.However, Amanda’s outfit choice prompted division amongst fans.Some heaped praise on the style, while others thought it was a bit too "showbiz" for the down to earth shepherdess.Taking to Twitter to discuss Amanda’s appearance, Nicola93480947 tweeted: “Just watching you live on Lorraine on ITV.

On the show, Lorraine began: “There is something magical about wild water swimming.”“Absolutely,” Amanda replied. “It’s about surroundings, it’s invigorating, it feels like it livens up the senses, it’s also sort of testing your own willpower, isn’t it?”“Yes your endurance and that’s a good thing,” the ITV host confirmed. She continued: “How was it though being on this programme on your own without the rest of the family? There you are - you’ve got a bit of me time!”Amanda then went on to confirm that wild water swimming provided her with a sense of calm.She said: “It was certainly unusual but there you go! That I suppose is what wild water swimming is about. “It is about mindfulness, it is about taking a moment.

Channel 5 star is famed for being the Yorkshire Shepherdess on the beloved family farming show - Our Yorkshire Farm - alongside her husband Clive and their nine kids.However, Amanda's farm was recently hit by Storm Arwen - and it left the family without water or electricity.Amanda spoke to ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly on Monday (December 6) about the impact of the storm, and how she deals with life in the spotlight.During their chat, Amanda said: "The storm has played such a big part this last week.""Of course," nodded Lorraine."What with the weather we have had...," Amanda added, saying: "We've had no electricity, no water."Lorraine asked: "How did you get on with that storm? Were you OK?"Amanda replied: "Well we are OK because we are all

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Amanda Owen has admitted that her children should "run" from home when they grow up.The 47 year old TV star, who appears on the Channel 5 series of Our Yorkshire Farm, has nine children aged between five and 20. She has now said that she hopes that her offspring’s future lies elsewhere than Ravenseat Farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm star, 47, appeared on Times Radio for an incredibly candid interview on the future of her family - and knows it is in their best interests to ‘run’ from the farm.With nine children on her hands, along with 1,000 sheep and 40 cows, Amanda definitely has her hands full.But she isn’t sure her children should follow in her footsteps.Farming isn’t an easy life, especially when the British weather wreaks havoc on the land, with Storm Arwen making Amanda feel as though it’s her "against the world".She admitted: "You do sometimes feel like it’s you against the world."We’ve had storms and I’ve been wading through the snow which was up to my waist over the last few days."Yes, four days without power isn’t ideal but it gives you a

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has given fans some news after sparking concern with her Storm Arwen post earlier this week.The shepherdess admitted earlier this morning how her family are still without power on Ravenseat farm.Sharing the update with her 183,000 followers on Twitter, Amanda posted a video.This featured her son Rueben on his ski bike navigating over the heavy snow.The short clip also follows him helping to herd Ravenseat’s many sheep.Writing alongside it, she penned: “There may not be any @Northpowergrid power but we are not powerless.“With Rueby on his skidooby we can weather any storm.

Amanda Owen, 47, has posted a video on Twitter explaining her solo career move to the BBC series, Winter Walks.Set to premiere on November 29 on BBC 4, Amanda will be the first to front Winter Walks, a show which will follow the star as she hikes from Bainbridge and Semer Water.In view of her 183,300 Twitter followers, the shepherdess posted a video talking about her new show.She penned: "Hello, my name is Amanda Owen, also known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess."As a shepherd and hill farmer a great deal of my life is spent outdoors, but you know what?"Actually going for a walk, off my patch, it's quite unusual."The shepherdess continued that "it was quite interesting to be able to get out" and explore the countryside around her.She said she

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has landed her own BBC show away from the hit Channel 5 series she films alongside her family. Amanda, who rose to fame with her husband Clive and their nine children when they let viewers into their hectic family life on their farm, will front a BBC walking series which starts tonight (Mon 29 November).The series, called Winter Walks, sees the 47-year-old Yorkshire Shepherdess heading out on a hike between Bainbridge and Semer Water, as she takes in the sights on the picturesque route.

AMANDA Owen has landed a new role away from Our Yorkshire Farm after its bittersweet series finale. The Yorkshire Shepherdess has won a legion of fans on the Channel 5 show, with the latest series recently coming to an end.

Our Yorkshire Farm.TV shepherdess Amanda and her hubby Clive Owen have been at the centre of the Channel 5 show since it first aired on our screens in 2018.The hard-working parents have won tons of fans who have become emotionally invested in the farming family who work on the idyllic Ravenseat Farm in Yorkshire.The big move comes after fans watched the bittersweet series finale, and uncertainty whether the family will stay there.They stay on Ravenseat in the Yorkshire Dales with their nine kids - who help their parents out with a number of tasks on the farm.However, mum Amanda is set to leave Ravenseat behind for her next television role as she has now joined BBC series Winter Walks, on BBC Four.The BBC series is set to premiere on Monday

Her husband Clive Owen and their nine children were not pictured, but the brutal conditions were impossible to miss.The author wrote: "The ferocity of #StormArwen was unreal."With no power & a number of near brushes will falling trees and drifting snow, it has been a stressful time."Amanda made sure to highlight she wasn't moaning however, saying some have had it even worse."Not complaining though as we’re alright and there’s plenty of folk that are really struggling during this," she stated.A second grid upload featured a video of her blustery outlook, as the wind swept over the hills.Amanda continued: "Never forget the power of nature."A beautiful and yet brutal scene #stormarwen #storm #winter."It wasn't long before the star was