Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen recalls chance meeting that started hit Channel 5 show

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about inviting the public into her life as part of the Channel 5 show.The shepherdess, 47, has allowed cameras to follow her life at Ravenseat Farm for five series.Viewers love getting to know Amanda, her husband Clive, 67, and their nine children and finding out about their days at the 2,000 acre estate.The family are known for muck in and get on with their duties on the farm and have also opened up about the tougher times.However, Amanda has "doesn't regret" the reality fame and says the show is "life as it's happening."Speaking to the Yorkshire Post, the TV personality said: ""I think it is important that people see the reality of living on a farm.

Amanda Owen, 47, and her family have been staples on Channel 5 since 2018 when their show Our Yorkshire Farm began.

Amanda Owen and her family are beloved by viewers of the Channel 5 fly-on-the-wall series Our Yorkshire Farm.This follows the goings-on of their Ravenseat farm in Yorkshire, including the trials and tribulations a large family and farming come with.The Yorkshire Shepherdess has always been honest about some of the tougher times they face as a family.The series has also come with a lot of scrutiny and interest in her family’s life off-screen.However, in a new interview, Amanda has said she has “no regrets” about letting viewers into their lives.She added: “I think it is important that people see the reality of living on a farm.“We are just a normal family dealing with everything life throws at us and the programme is life as it’s happening,

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda, 47, shares an incredible nine children with her husband Clive - aged five to 20, while Clive also has two children from his previous marriage.And all her kids enjoy getting stuck in on the farm - although she has encouraged them all to “run away” from Ravenseat.But it was her son Reuben who Amanda paid a sweet tribute to on Instagram, as she posted a picture of her 17-year-old son with an arm around his mum as he pointed a thumbs-up at the camera.Amanda could be seen bundled up in a green waterproof coat with her brunette locks tucked into a ponytail for the sweet shot, while Reuben could be seen in his work uniform.Amanda captioned the snaps: "Reuben towering above me! From just over 3lb and 10 weeks

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has shared a photo of her eldest son towering over her.The Channel 5 star took to her Instagram page to share the selfies of her and Reuben, 19, showing just how much he's grown, as they took a break from working on the farm.The mother of nine often updates her 441k followers on her life on Ravenseat Farm through her social media pages, and posted a heartwarming tribute to her son, who was born ten weeks prematurely. She wrote: "Reuben towering above me ! From just over 3lb and 10 weeks premature to 6ft’ 6in.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed her family follow strict rules on Christmas Day to allow her to cope with all nine children.The shepherdess shares her children with husband Clive and recently opened up about her family chaos at Christmas during an episode of Our Big Yorkshire Christmas.The 47-year-old and her husband watched on as their nine children opened their presents in front of the tree.The family were seen in festive spirits as they sported Santa hats for the occasion.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has revealed all about her "low point" at Ravenseat Farm after Storm Arwen hit. During an appearance on ITV's Lorraine earlier this week, the mum-of-nine, 47, opened up about how the killer weather conditions affected her home.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed she keeps to one strict rule to ensure she can cope with all nine of her children on Christmas Day.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 47, who shares her children with husband Clive and recently revealed it was a "chance meeting" that started the show, opened up on the family festive chaos during an appearance on Our Big Yorkshire Christmas. During the show, Amanda and Clive, 66, stood by and watched their children opening their presents in front of the tree.

Kelvin Fletcher is set to take on Amanda Owen after buying his own farm and landing a show about it. The former Emmerdale actor told fans he has "jumped in at the deep end" and splashed out on a farm in the Peak District, and that he and his family are going to feature in a BBC documentary about it.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about her rebellious streak that led to her farming lifestyle and eventual stint on her now-famous Channel 5 show.The Yorkshire shepherdess, 47, explained that moving to a caravan to follow her dream of rural life was the best way to “ruffle a few feathers”.Our Yorkshire Farm has become one of the most popular shows about rural life on British television. The Channel 5 show follows the lives of Amanda and her large family as they live and work on one of the most remote farms in England.The Owens recently came back to our screens with a brand new series, which has attracted fans in droves since it first aired back in 2018.The star actually developed a love of the great outdoors from an early

Amanda Owen, 47, has posted an update on Twitter of how things are going on at the farm whilst Storm Barra is going on. Fans of Our Yorkshire Farm took to the comments to earn the Owen family to "stay safe" whilst the storm hits Yorkshire.Amanda posted a picture of one of her children surrounded by sheep with a very snowy background in view of her 183,900 followers.She captioned the photo: "In the thick of it.

Our Yorkshire farm star Amanda Owen has expressed her reasons for not tuning in to Jeremy Clarkson's hit Amazon Prime show, Clarkson's Farm.The 47-year-old recently revealed that many of her fans have admitted to enjoying Jeremey's docuseries, but she is not too keen to join in on the fun.However, Amanda also confessed that although her family and herself are the stars of their own Channel 5 show, she rarely watches TV in her spare time.Speaking to The Guardian about whether she would make an exception to watch Jeremey's programme she said: "I haven’t seen a single one of those."Not for any reason; it’s just because I don’t watch TV.""But it must have been all right, because farmers liked it," she added.Amanda’s remarks come after Jeremy

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen snapped sarcastically at those criticising the way she chooses to dress and look on the Channel 5 show.The shepherdess, 47, explained there “will always be somebody” telling her what she can’t do, but that it’s never held her back.Our Yorkshire Farm has become one of the most popular shows about rural life on British television. The Channel 5 show follows the lives of Amanda and her large family as they live and work on one of the most remote farms in England.The Owens recently came back to our screens with a brand new series, which has attracted fans in droves since it first aired back in 2018.Amanda is known for her no-nonsense, pragmatic approach to life and doesn’t tend to suffer fools gladly.

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.

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.