Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen wows in glam selfie after marriage breakdown

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OUR Yorkshire Farm fans rushed to support Amanda Owen's son Reuben after a failed "rescue mission". The Channel 5 star, 47, posted photos of the teen attempting to tow a tractor with a Land Rover, but the car unfortunately got stuck in the mud as well.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen was forced to rescue her son Reuben after he suffered an unfortunate farming mishap.The famous TV shepherdess is a veteran on the Yorkshire farm as well as a mum-of-nine, so she's no stranger to rural surprises from time to time.But even she would have been taken aback when her son Reuben got stuck in the mud after failing to tow a tractor with a Land Rover.READ MORE:Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen wows in glam selfie after marriage breakdownThe teen, who is studying to be a mechanic, was clearly in a bit of a pickle, so it was no surprise he decided to video call his mum for help.Amanda was straight on the scene, but she couldn't help see the funny side of her son's tractor blunder as she shared snaps of Reuben's failed "rescue mission" on Instagram.Captioning a series of pictures, the mum-of-nine wrote: "Horsepower of a different type required. A long walk & a late night for @reubenowen74 after a Land Rover tow fail."A rescue mission gone wrong & now Mummy & brother Miles calling from bogged."Fans were quick to send their support in the comments.One wrote: "Oh heck! I saw them walking along the A686 into Langwathby on my way home from work.

Amanda Owen, 47, sparked concern among fans of Our Yorkshire Farm after she showed the aftermath of a “fail” at Ravenseat Farm. One of her children, Reuben, 18, appeared to have been left shaken after his tractor got stuck while trying to tow a Land Rover.Amanda took to social media to share pictures of Reuben and the tractor following the unsuccessful attempt.She captioned the pictures: “Horsepower of a different type required.“A long walk & a late night for @reubenowen74 after a Land Rover tow fail.“A rescue mission gone wrong & now Mummy & brother Miles calling from bogged.”But fans took to the comments section to voice their concerns for the vehicles and Reuben, who could be seen in the pictures video calling Amanda.Yvonnearchibald44 said: “Oh no poor Ruben.”Eddie6085 added: “Oh heck! I saw them walking along the A686 into Langwathby on my way home from work.“I wondered what had happened.“Hope they’re getting sorted.”66gally66 penned: “Poor Reuben.

Channel 5 Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has spoken out over "distancing herself from others" before her marriage breakdown. Amanda and Clive split earlier this year. Amanda said this weekend at a Game Fair: "You can lose yourself and distance yourself from everyone and everything.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen opened up about "distancing herself from others" before her marriage breakdown. The Channel 5 star, 47, who recently split from husband Clive, lives on Ravenseat Farm in North Yorkshire - and told how the solitary, rural surroundings can be the hardest thing about living in a remote area. Speaking at The Game Fair, the Yorkshire Shepherdess confessed: "You can lose yourself and distance yourself from everyone and everything.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has admitted her home life is "busy and chaotic" following her break-up with husband Clive.Mum-of-nine Amanda, 47, spoke at The Game Fair about the contrast between her home and work life, where the solitary, rural surroundings of Ravenseat Farm in North Yorkshire give her respite from the chaosREAD NEXT: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen details 'loneliness in new bookChannel 5 star Amanda also confessed that she feels the balance between the two is just about right at the moment, saying: "My home life is busy and chaotic but my work life is solitary. "Too much of each one is not good but living in a remote place gives me peace and quiet.""You can lose yourself and distance yourself from everyone and everything.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has opened up on her "chaotic" home life with nine kids. The Channel 5 star, 47, who recently split from husband Clive, lives on Ravenseat Farm in North Yorkshire - and told how the solitary, rural surroundings are a complete contrast to the chaos.

YORKSHIRE Shepherdess Amanda Owen got her hands dirty on the farm today as she sheared sheep. Fans were full of compliments for her work ethic and looks as the TV star, 47, as she got to work in a black vest top.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has given fans an insight into her “chaotic” home life as she opened up about the challenges that come with living in such a remote part of Yorkshire. The Yorkshire Shepherdess runs Ravenseat Farm in the rural hills of Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire - and although it is a rural location, Amanda admitted she finds a sense of ''peace in the countryside’’.

Amanda Owen has opened up on her "chaotic" home life following her split from husband Clive after 21 years of marriage.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 47, spoke candidly about living in remote Upper Swaledale, revealing that despite her full on family life, she finds "peace" in the countryside.Amanda gushed over living in the remote area, hailing it for its "peace and quiet".She said: "You can lose yourself and distance yourself from everyone and everything."Once I go out of that door to work it is back to basics."She added that her work and home life are at odds with one another, but she finds "peace" in the Yorkshire area.Amanda went on: "My home life is busy and chaotic, but my work life is solitary."Too much of each one is not good, but living in a remote place gives me peace and quiet," she said in an interview with The Game Fair.However, the star went on to reveal there's one thing she struggles with about living in such a remote area.Amanda recalled a recent incident where she was unable to call a vet while her mare was having a foal during a power cut.The mother-of-nine admitted it made her feel "vulnerable", but added that she found an "inner strength" to be able to deal with emergencies at Ravenseat.Luckily, Maple the foal was born without problems and she documented the experience with her social media followers.In the same interview, the star told how she likes to escape her home life struggles while enjoying nature with "childlike excitement".Amanda said when it comes to her downtime she chooses to immerse herself in nature by wild swimming or paddleboarding: "I never see anyone, it’s just me and nature."I am now 47, but I still have a childlike excitement every time I swim," she added.It comes after the

Our Yorkshire Farm star posted pictures on her Instagram profile showing some of the sheep being sheared there. The mum-of-nine can be seen with a sheepdog in a vehicle before heading to some of the sheep. There are then several pictures of the sheep, which appear to be rams, going under the clippers.

Our Yorkshire Farm shared concerns over the whereabouts of one family member. The Yorkshire Shepherdess and her large brood have built an army of fans since the hit Channel 5 docu-series first aired back in 2018. When the show is not on Amanda always keeps her loyal fan base up to date with the goings on at Ravenseat Farm and the family.