Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen admits husband Clive has become 'posh' since TV fame

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Strictly Come Dancing producers are reportedly keeping Anton Du Beke on the show's judging panel, meaning Bruno Tonioli might be axed.Due to the pandemic, the 66-year-old Italian native has not appeared on the BBC show in person for the last two years.In 2020 Bruno - who judges the US version of the dancing show Dancing With the Stars - appeared via video link from his home in LA.In 2021, Strictly saw dancer Anton hang up his dancing shoes and take his place at the judging panel alongside Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse.It's been teased that Bruno, who has starred on the show for 16 years and is currently on the Strictly tour as a judge, would not be returning to the hit BBC show this year.In an exclusive chat with The Sun, a source said: "We have been told Anton's contract as a judge is going to be renewed. The bosses were really happy with his performance.""It also hasn't escaped their notice his salary is considerably lower than Bruno's."They revealed that there is a "huge amount of affection" for him on the BBC show and that the decision will "ruffle some feathers".However, because the judging panel format worked well last year, it is believed that bosses are reluctant to switch it up again.The announcement comes after the Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood showed his support for welcoming Bruno back to the show.

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Amanda Owen, 46, has become a breakout star this year as viewers became obsessed with her for Channel 5 series, Our Yorkshire Farm.Since 2018, cameras have followed the Yorkshire Shepherdess and her family on the farm of Ravenseat where she resides with husband Clive Owen, 66, and their nine children.Before the couple had their children, it was just the two of them and the couple have now shared how they fell in love with each other.Back in 1995, Amanda was a 21-year-old trainee shepherdess while Clive, 42 at the time, was already running a farm of his own.A cold Yorkshire night brought them together for the first time when Amanda knocked on Clive's door to ask if she could borrow a "tup".This is a male sheep, which turned out to be a

Our Yorkshire Farm fans will know Amanda Owen purchased an old farmhouse with her husband Clive Owen.

Star of Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm, Amanda Owen, 46, has said her husband Clive has changed since the family have been on our screens as part of their real-life documentary about their life on the farm. Amanda said husband, Clive, 66, has “gone all posh” since the show began despite being a Yorkshireman at heart.The couple, along with their nine children, shot to fame from the Channel 5 show that follows their lives as they live and work the land on their rural farm in Raveseat, Yorkshire.

RAVEN Owen, the eldest of the Our Yorkshire Farm children, has revealed what she hates the most about having eight younger siblings. The 20-year-old student opened up about her feelings on an extended episode of Our Yorkshire Farm.

Amanda Owen has taken over the hearts of the country following the astronomical success of Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm.

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Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen looked stunning as she posed for snaps in a plunging pink mini dress at a local gallery.The mum-of-nine, 46, put on a very glamourous display to her 352,000 Instagram followers - looking miles away from her usual casual self.The Yorkshire Shepherdess posed for pics as she tried to help raise funds for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance on her social media profile.She captioned the post: “If you can help raise funds for this excellent charity that save lives all across Yorkshire then take a look here.

How does Amanda Owen do it? The Yorkshire shepherdess showed off her incredibly flat stomach and toned arms despite having had nine children.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen - aka ‘The Yorkshire Shepherdess’ - has admitted she spends her “whole life questioning” what she’s doing. The mother of nine - who recently made headlines when she donned a polka dot bikini to herd cows in a heatwave - lives an extraordinary life on Ravenseat Farm alongside her husband Clive.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has hit back after being told to 'put some clothes on' following a skin-bearing snap. The 46-year-old has to deal with all kinds of weather on her rural farm in Ravenseat, Yorkshire, however she has had chance to enjoy some sunshine in recent days.

Amanda Owen took a small handful of her nine children to have some fun in a field full of flowers.

Channel 5 star recently stripped down to her bikini to herd her flock during the June heatwave.She shot to fame after appearing on the hit show Our Yorkshire Farm, which follows the lives of her family who live I'm a farmhouse which sits on a 2,000 acre plot of land.The Owen family is made up of Amanda, her husband Clive, and children Raven, Annas, Violet, Edith, Clemmy, Nancy, Reuben, Miles and Sidney.Amanda was back up to her old tricks on Saturday when she donned a tiny grey crop top to give fans a glimpse of her toned physique.She posted a selfie after she climbed a wall which also showed off her taut abs.The TV personality penned alongside her Instagram snap: "On another level.

Amanda Owen, 46, looked miles away from her usual self, as she put on a very glamorous display while posing in a pink mini dress today.The Yorkshire Shepherdess looked sensational as she tried to help raise funds for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance on her Instagram page.Amanda typed: “When not shepherding sheep, shovelling poo, or shearing sheep, writing, or making tea.

Amanda has nine children with her husband Clive Owen, who all feature on her Channel 5 show.She has also always been open about her own parenting style and wanting to raise independent children.Opening up about this, she added: “I'm always multitasking, I'm always doing about 5000 things at once.“And it's important that you can be yourself, and that's what I want the kids to take away that nobody should say what is unachievable and what you can't do.“And the only way you can show them is by bloody well doing it, you know?”Amanda was speaking as part of a campaign with Premier Inn to help people get a good night’s sleep.The shepherdess has teamed up with the hotel brand to film a series of videos for a platform called Ewe Tube.These include

Helen Skelton, 37, has opened up on her friendship with Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen, 46.The Countryfile presenter revealed that she often turns to Amanda for help and advice on looking after her two young sons, five-year-old Ernie and four-year-old Louis, who she shares with husband Richie Myler.Helen divulged that Amanda, who has nine children with her other half Clive Owen between the ages of 20 and four, is an inspiration to her as she juggles being a mother and running Ravenseat Farm.The star admitted: “Whenever I see [Amanda] I'm like 'what shall I do about my kids with this? What should I do with my kids for that?' “She's got nine and I've got two so whenever I feel overwhelmed I'm like 'this is fine it's only two’.”Helen added

OUR Yorkshire star Amanda Owen has penned her annoyance over missing out on a new property with her husband, Clive Owen, in her new book. In the 46-year-old's book, Adventures of a Shepherdess, the mother-of-nine opened up on her fame after becoming a national icon when Amanda and her family first appeared on our TVs in 2018.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen was praised by her many fans after nursing a sick baby owl back to health.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen was left angry after missing out on a dream property by £500.The Channel 5 shepherdess penned in her book about how she had dreamed of owned a chapel only for her plans to come crashing down.She had hoped to renovate the property but lost out when it came to bidding.Amanda, who runs Ravenseat Farm alongside her husband Clive, was asked to submit a final offer for the chapel by her estate agent.Amanda and Clive offered £82,500 alongside a supporting letter from their bank manager who offered to loan out a further sum on money.Penning in her book, Amanda told of how she had hoped to honour the chapel's heritage and breathe life into the building.The property had special interest for Clive and Amanda due to it