Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda and Clive Owen's marriage hit 'rocky patch' months before confirming split

Following this week’s news that Amanda Owen is separating from her husband Clive, Channel 5 has released a statement on the fate of their popular reality show Our Yorkshire Farm. Amanda, 47, announced the split from her husband Clive, 67, after 22 years of marriage in a lengthy joint statement shared on her social media page on Thursday.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen’s marriage of 21 years finally broke down after she grew close to a cameraman working on the hit series. The mother-of-nine, 47, confirmed on Thursday that she and co-star Clive, 66, were separating, eight months after The Sun revealed their break-up.

Channel 5 viewers since it hit our screens back in November 2018. The show proved to be quite the hit as it has five seasons with fans more than ready for a new season. However things may be a little different as Amanda Owen confirmed the split with her husband of 22 years, Clive, on Instagram on Thursday, June 9.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has confirmed that she and husband Clive have split up after 21 years of marriage.The 47 year old former model revealed back in October that she and her husband, 67, were navigating through a "rocky patch" in their relationship, which saw Amanda move into a rental property near their family farm in Yorkshire. Now, Amanda and Clive have confirmed that they've split, with the mum-of-nine taking to Instagram to announce the sad news.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has announced that she and husband Clive are splitting after 22 years of marriage.

Fans of hit Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm have been left saddened after Amanda Owen confirmed her split from husband Clive. The couple, who have been married for 22 years, rose to fame through the Channel 5 show which follows their life on Ravenseat Farm.

Amanda Owen has revealed that she and husband Clive will "separate" after 22 years of marriage.

CHANNEL 5 has confirmed the fate of Our Yorkshire Farm after Amanda Owen split from husband Clive. Amanda, 47, took to Instagram on Thursday night to share a heartbreaking post confirming her split from her spouse of 21 years.

Read more: Our Yorkshire Farm fans defend Amanda Owen after her warning from social services But what does this split mean for the future of the hit Channel 5 show? Fans have been left desperate for a new season ever since series five concluded in November 2021. Both Channel 5 and the Owens themselves have remained tight-lipped about a possible season six at Ravenseat, but the chance of a new series now seems to have changed. With the relationship between Amanda, Clive and their children such an integral part of the show, it is not yet fully clear what the split could mean for Our Yorkshire Farm but we do have several clues.

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Amanda Owen stunned her fans on Thursday when the popular shepherdess shared the sad news that she and husband Clive had decided to separate.WOW: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen stuns fans with 'amazing' birth videoThe pair had previously encountered a rocky patch in their marriage last November, as Amanda was promoting her latest book, but they eventually reconciled before their split. Sharing the news on her Instagram Stories, the Our Yorkshire Farm star wrote: "Clive and I are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to separate.WATCH: Amanda Owen and children return for new series of Our Yorkshire Farm"This hasn't been easy, but we both believe it's the right choice for the future of our family.

Video: Amanda Owen opens up on ‘regrets’ of being on TV (Irish Mirror)Molly-Mae Hague enjoys holiday with Tommy Fury in MarchJack P. Shepherd shows off his new haircutMark Wright talks about his and his dads's cancer scareSoccer Aid: Damian Lewis shares Helen McCrory's sweet gestureOleksandr Usyk returns Anthony Joshua's belts following fightStacey Solomon puts up panelling-effect wallpaperMolly-Mae Hague walks with Tommy Fury in Los AngelesLove Island: Tasha tells Luca about Andrew 'top three' commentChristian Eriksen knew he may play football again two days after cardiac arrestMolly-Mae Hague late-night gym session in 2021Michael Owen falls off horse twice as he prepares for first raceLove Island: Gemma Owen plants kiss on Davide SanclimentiThe couple added that they would like to thank everyone for their support and asked for privacy as they 'work through this difficult time'.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has confirmed that she and husband Clive have split. Amanda, 47, and Clive, 67, share nine children together and they have been married since the turn of the century, after tying-the-knot five years after they met in 1995. In a joint statement shared on Instagram, confirming the split, Amanda wrote: "Clive and I have are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to separate." The statement continued: "This hasn't been easy, but we both believe it's the right choice for the future of our family.

Amanda Owen has confirmed that she has split from her husband Clive Owen in a statement on social media.The couple, who have been together for 21 years, have nine children together and star in hit series, Our Yorkshire Farm.Amanda told her 513,000 followers: "Clive and I are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to seperate."This hasn't been easy, but we both believe it's the right choice for the future of our family."Although we are no longer a couple, we continue to work on the farm and co-parent together, with out number one prioroty the happiness and well-being of our children."We would like to thank everyone for their support and would ask that the media please respect our privacy as we work through this difficult time."Amanda & Clive Owen," the statement ended.The couple share nine children together; Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clemmy, and Nancy.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed she's split from her husband Clive. The couple have been married for 21 years and share nine children.

Amanda Owen has confirmed she and her husband Clive have split after 22 years of marriage.TV farmers Amanda and Clive shot to fame with their nine children on their beloved Channel 5 family farming show, Our Yorkshire Farm.The Yorkshire couple got married back in 2000 - tying the knot five years after they met each other in 1995.However, the parents revealed they had decided to separate as they believed it was the 'right choice for the future of their family'.Despite this, they insisted they would continue to work on the farm and co-parent their nine children together - and that the happiness and well-being of their children is their highest priority.In a joint statement shared on Instagram, Amanda wrote: "Clive and I have are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to separate."This hasn't been easy, but we bot believe it's the right choice for the future of our family.

Amanda Owen, the star of Our Yorkshire Farm, has announced a new solo project away from her popular Channel 5 show.The 47-year-old shepherdess will be heading to Henham Park for this year's Latitude Festival, where she will appear as a chef at a brand new restaurant, The Guest Chef.She is joining other big names such as Gary Lineker, Judi Love and Georgina Hayden.Amanda will be presenting a tasty menu created in her own style to be served at the restaurant and will speak about buying good, seasonal ingredients and reveal her family recipes.In a statement made about the new project, the mother-of-nine said: "I am excited to have been asked to design one of the first ever Guest Chef menus at Latitude Festival this year."When I’m cooking for the family at home I like to make the most of the wonderful seasonal ingredients that are readily available in the shops and won’t break the bank."Where our food comes from is equally important to me, so I’m excited that the meat element of my menu will be lamb, born and reared at Ravenseat."I hope to create the perfect summer roast to go with what will be a great weekend of music and culture."The festival kicks off on July 21 and runs until July 24.From the Thursday until the Sunday, each celebrity will be taking to the restaurant to talk about the thoughts behind their creations.Festival attendees can expect 80 of the greatest street food traders, creating the freshest festival food line-up.Amanda rose to fame on her series Our Yorkshire Farm which follows her and her family as they go about their daily life on Ravenseat farm.She has previously appeared as a guest cook on the ITV talk show This Morning and is very vocal about her passion for cooking.The news of Amanda's latest project

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen is 'excited' as she lands a VERY different job away from Ravenseat. The Yorkshire Shepherdess spends the majority of her time on the farm with husband Clive and their nine children.

Fans of Our Yorkshire Farm have rallied around Amanda Owen after social services issued the mum-of-nine with a warning. Earlier this week, the TV star revealed that she had been contacted by social services over her parenting, but did not go as far as to say why she was given a warning. While promoting her latest book, Amanda, 47, told an audience at the Hay Festival of Literature & Arts: "I don't see myself as a perfect parent.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans have rallied around Amanda Owen after she was slapped with a warning from social services. Earlier this week, Amanda revealed social services had contacted her about her parenting.

JEREMY Vine has defended Amanda Owen after the Our Yorkshire Farm star was hit with a warning from social services. The journalist didn't hold back on Mondays edition of his Channel 5 show, following Amanda's revelation that social services had contacted her about her parenting.