Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen was held down by Clive during 'terrifying' first labour

Mickey Guyton ran into Prince Harry at Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, and snapped a cute picture with the royal.Guyton sang the national anthem at this year's Super Bowl, while Harry attended the big game at Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles with his cousin, Princess Eugenie. The 38-year-old country singer tweeted a picture of her with Harry, rocking a red-and-white track suit while a masked-up Harry also kept it casual in jeans, a T-shirt and a blazer.«I met Prince Harry.

The Pokémon Company has announced that it will be hosting a limited beta for its upcoming TCG.Pokémon TCG Live will be available on PC, macOS, and mobile devices running iOS and Android. This new release will replace Pokémon TCG Online, and all servers will be shut down ahead of the new launch.While there is no release date stated, Candian players will participate in an upcoming beta later this month (via PCGamesN).

Music Week reports that while BPI’s 2021 unit sales data showed that CDs remained ahead of vinyl, the latter is poised to become the dominant physical format in terms of revenue.Vinyl albums brought in £135.6million in 2021 (up 23.2 per cent year-on-year) compared to £150.1million in CD sales (down 3.9 per cent year-on-year). On this current growth trajectory, vinyl will be ahead by the end of this year.In terms of unit sales, 14.4million CDs were sold in the UK last year (down 10.5 per cent year-on-year) compared to 5.3million vinyl LPs (up 10.6 per cent).Sony Music UK VP of market planning and sales Charles Wood told Music Week that he believes vinyl will become the largest physical contributor to labels in terms of revenue during the next 12 months.“Following an uplift of interest in vinyl sales during Covid, we saw that vinyl was being purchased by a broader audience, beyond your music fanatics and niche format obsessives that drove the ‘vinyl revival’,” Wood said.“We saw continued growth for vinyl sales in 2021 – now making up 27 per cent of the physical market in terms of volume.

Our Yorkshire Farm is due to begin its latest series on Channel 5 next week as narrator Ralf Little shared his excitement. He took to Twitter earlier today to speak about how “lovely” it is to be involved.Our Yorkshire Farm follows Amanda Owen and her family on their North Yorkshire farm.Along with husband Clive Owen and their nine children, viewers get to see the goings-on at the farm.The latest series was recently confirmed to be dropping next week on Channel 5.Amanda has teased some clips from the latest outing as it returns.Reacting to the news, narrator Ralf opened up about his role on the show.Posting on Twitter, the Death in Paradise star shared: “It’s really lovely narrating this show.“It’s got everything.

Amanda Owen, 47, star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, has addressed on Twitter why the final episode of the last series never aired.She confirmed the missed episode will air at the beginning of the next series.Kimnicholls16 said to Amanda online: "Really looking forward to this new series but what episode 8 of the last series? We still haven't seen that yet."(sic)Amanda hastily replied, letting fans know they were not missing out on any new content.She said to her 171,000 followers: "The new series starts with this episode!"I will explain as the week goes on why this particular episode is so very special."Our Yorkshire Farm fanatics lept to the comments to discuss the "special" instalment.MILLIE1746 said: "So looking forward to it! It

Amanda Owen, 47, has spoken out about the difficulties last winter posed for her and her family when filming the latest season of Our Yorkshire Farm.The new series returns on Tuesday October 5.The Yorkshire Shepherdess keeps her fans updated continuously with her idyllic rural life on the farm, including the less pleasant parts of her job.Today, Amanda let her 179,000 followers know what they should expect from the latest series.She said: "Our Yorkshire Farm returns for a new series on @channel5_tv next week."You’ll be seeing how life becomes difficult when winter bites."Sub zero temperatures, heavy snowfall & blizzards strike."The tweet was accompanied with four pictures, demonstrating the chill she endured on the farm with husband Clive

Our Yorkshire Farm.The famous shepherdess took to Twitter to share a teaser for the latest instalment of her hit country living show ahead of its first episode next week.Amanda, 47, couldn't hold back her excitement as she shared the trailer with fans on the social networking site.She posted: "I have so much catching up to do. It’s all been happening.

Amanda Owen's stepdaughter Rosie has heartbreakingly admitted that she's unable to watch Our Yorkshire Farm, which features her previous home of Ravendale Farm, as it upsets her too much to see the house she once lived in.The artist called Ravenseat Farm in Yorkshire home until she was nine, when her mother and father Clive's marriage ended after they "fell out of love".

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owens has defended herself after a troll criticised the unconventional upbringing of her nine children on their farm.The 46 year old lives with her husband Clive Owen, 66, and their large brood at their sprawling 2,000 acres Ravenseat farm in the Yorkshire Dales.Their farm lifestyle has enamoured a legion of fans since the famous family let Channel 5 cameras into their world, but their success hasn't come without backlash. Addressing a recent troll who said that their children "won't cope in the real world", Amanda fired back on Sophie Ellis Bextor's podcast, where she explained that her brood were "learning life lessons" that would "set them up anywhere".

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed how her eldest daughter Raven "couldn't wait" to leave the farm to live somewhere where her phone would work properly. Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda, 47, lives in her rural country farm, Ravenseat, with her husband Clive Owen, 66, and their nine children.Their idillic country life is followed by viewers of their Channel 5 show, Our Yorkshire Farm.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAmanda Owen, 47, and husband Clive, 66, are parents to nine children who Amanda believes are fiercely independent following their childhood on Ravenseat farm.Speaking to Sophie Ellis Bextor on her podcast Spinning Plates, the Our Yorkshire Farm star explained that some parents had perceived the way she raised her children as unconventional.She said: "they [my children] are getting really good life lessons they can translate and take to any other life wherever that should be - whether it's in the countryside or in the city."Because people say [to me], 'Oh they are not growing up in the real world, they'll never be able to cope with real life'.

Amanda Owen has wowed fans with glamorous selfies, which she posted on her Instagram page.The Shepherdess star looked stunning as she posed with a sun-kissed tan and her hair flowing past her shoulders.In another photo, Amanda can be seen looking away from the camera, wearing a stylish black top, with her fringe pinned back in the beautiful selfie.The TV personality took the snaps while working on the farm, in the caption on social media, she said: "Dropped off in pickup to walk back through the pastures where there is a gap in the wall."The gimmer hoggs (young females) have found it and escaped."Amanda shared photos and videos of the animals that had adventured through the gap in the wall, along with photos of her dog during her walk.Fans

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterOur Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has wowed fans with glamorous selfies, which she shared on Instagram.The shepherdess looked stunning as she posed for the first selfie on her farm, with sun-kissed glowing skin and hair flowing past her shoulders.

Amanda Owen, 47, and her husband Clive, 66, share nine children who they raise on the idyllic Ravenseat Farm. But the unusual size of Amanda’s family means there are some things they can't do conventionally.For that reason, Amanda has found a way to celebrate all her nine children’s birthdays with one big party.Speaking on Sophie Ellis Bextor’s podcast, Spinning Plates, the Yorkshire shepherdess described the huge party as an “en masse” event.She said:  “When the children are little, because I’ve got various ones that have birthdays in the summer, we would also have birthdays en masse."They tend to bunch up through the summer, so you’ll have to make out of that what you like."But basically, while they are little and they don’t know what day

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterOur Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen thinks people will be "mortified" to find out that she celebrates all her nine children's birthdays at one party together in the summerAmanda has Raven, 20, Reuben, 16, Miles, 15, Edith, 12, Violet, 10, Sidney, nine, Annas, seven, Clemmy, five, and Nancy, four, with her husband Clive and she said she doesn't even feel contractions anymore after having nine kids.She cares for her children with husband Clive, 66, who has two children from a previous marriage, Rosie and Robert who haven't appeared in Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm but run a nearby farm, Sandwath Farm, Kirkby Stephen, 12 miles from Ravenseat.Amanda met Clive whilst

Amanda Owen’s stepdaughter, Rosie, has lifted the lid on her experience growing up on Ravenseat Farm. Unlike Amanda and Clive Owen’s nine children, Rosie links the 2,000-acre farm to previous heartbreak.She said: “Millions tune in to see this idyllic farm on the TV but they don’t know the heartache behind it.”Rosie is one of Clive’s two children from his first marriage.Shee was three-years-old when her family moved to Ravenseat in 1989, and her idyllic country lifestyle began.However, the bucolic dream came to a bitter end when six years later, her parents split up after 13 years together.The couple cited “falling out of love” as the reason behind their marriage breakdown, and Rosie’s mother moved her and her older brother to Kirkby

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has hit back at people who criticise how she chooses to raise her children.Chatting about her large family, the shepherdess and Channel 5 TV star explained how some fans might be "mortified" by the way she celebrates her children's birthdays.During the interview, the shepherdess opened up about the challenges of having a large family.Amanda said: "Things have got so sort of bad at our house that we have an accumulated en masse visit of the tooth fairy."We’re just like ‘put it under the pillow every night until the tooth fairy can actually be bothered to come to the house,'" she laughed, while speaking on Sophie Ellis Bextor’s Spinning Plates podcast.To which Sophie replied: “A very good idea, the tooth fairy

Amanda Owen's stepdaughter Rosie, 34, has opened up about her father's relationship with the Channel 5 star in a candid interview about her childhood.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAmanda Owen, star of Our Yorkshire Farm, has opened up about the traumatic birth of her second child, Reuben, who she thought had died when he was born prematurely at her homeOn the Channel 5 show, the Yorkshire shepherdess often shares how she balances her personal life and running a farm on the show.She also shares snaps of her nine children with husband Clive, on social media as she tends to jobs on her busy farm.But this time Amanda, 47, spoke to singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor about motherhood, and went into detail about the traumatic birth of her second child, who was born at 31 weeks.On Sophie's podcast called Spinning Plates, Amanda revealed that two of her nine

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TO millions of adoring fans, Ravenseat Farm is the idyllic home of Clive and Amanda Owen and their nine charming children. But behind the Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm lies a sadder tale for Clive’s oldest daughter, Rosie.