Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen discusses 'problems' as farm 'hasn’t felt right'

Gordon Ramsay delighted fans after sharing a new picture of his mini-me son Oscar. The snap showed the two-year-old looking rather unimpressed as he ate some ice-cream.MORE: Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana marks incredible milestone - and Victoria Beckham reacts"Happy Sunday @oscarjramsay he's not too sure about the flavour," the celebrity chef remarked in the caption.WATCH: Gordon Ramsay teases lookalike son Oscar in adorable video - and he's unimpressedFans were quick to comment on the father and son's likeliness, with one joking: "Tell me your Gordon Ramsay's son without telling me you're Gordon Ramsay's son." Another responded: "Lol this was my exact thought when I saw this photo! Adorable."MORE: Gordon Ramsay's £6million Cornwall holiday home will take your breath awayREAD: Gordon Ramsay shares details about daughter Megan's ex-boyfriend - and he's not impressed!A third person stated: "Like father like son." A fourth post read: "Absolutely gorgeous little man." Another person said: "His facial expressions kill me [laughing face emoji]."The funny post comes shortly after Gordon's million-pound mansion had a narrow escape when a giant tree was uprooted during Storm Eunice.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItalian exhibitors are sounding an alarm over the country’s pandemic-prompted box office plunge and the removal of theatrical windows which they say are causing closure of 500 movie screens.Their cry for help comes amid what they say is a lack of signals in Italy pointing to the cinemagoing recovery that is instead currently underway in other European countries.Two years after Italy’s roughly 3,600 cinema screens were first shuttered, 500 of those screens have still not reopened across the country, according to Mario Lorini, head of local exhibitors org. ANEC.Calling for action to counter this crisis, Lorini at a Rome confab urged the government to reinstate the country’s 90-day window between a film’s release in movie theaters and via streaming platforms and broadcasters that was lifted during the pandemic by Italy’s motion picture association.

NASA has launched a resupply mission to the International Space Station carrying supplies for groundbreaking scientific research - with a twist.Carrying over 3,500 kilograms of equipment and cargo up to the station, a commercial spacecraft travelled for two days loaded with materials vital for unique, cutting-edge scientific research being conducted on the International Space Station (ISS).The ISS is an important research hub because unlike most laboratories isn’t affected by much gravity.As well as the vital research materials, the mission will also deliver important supplies for both the astronauts and the ISS itself. It will even help them take out their rubbish - in May it will launch back into the Earth's atmosphere carrying more than a thousand kilograms of trash, and both the junk and spaceship will be completely destroyed.

Dancing On Ice appeared rather confused on Sunday night after Coronation Street star Ryan Thomas attended the live event to support his co-star Sally Dynevor and Pussycat Dolls' Kimberly Wyatt.Ryan, 37, who was a corrie regular for 16 years, took to his social media to share that he will be supporting both Sally and Kimberly and also confirmed this on the Sunday evening show.But fans were clearly baffled with Ryan and Kimberly's connection and wanted to find out how they knew each other.Taking to Twitter, Dancing On Ice viewers shared their thoughts on the unusual connection.One fan asked: "Are we all wondering how Ryan Thomas knows Kimberly Wyatt?"Replying to the tweet a viewer responded: "Yep. Came to Twitter hoping to find the answer."Luckily another spectator was on hand to demystify the confusion.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAmanda Owen has been praised by Channel 5 co-star Kate Humble amid her tough "battle" with managing her Ravenseat farm.Channel 5 presenter Kate Humble has spoken out on the Our Yorkshire Farm shepherdess - and revealed how "hard-working" she's been with managing her famous TV farm in Yorkshire.Kate, who is the host of A Country Life for Half The Price, said that the show is so successful and popular due to it being "absolutely authentic".The presenter opened up about how tough Amanda's job of managing the Ravenseat farm is - and that it's not just for the cameras, either.This is because she's spotted Amanda out in the fields "doing battle" against the elements during

Amanda Owen, 46, has taken to Twitter to reveal that she had an "altercation with a campervan" over the weekend while attempting to bring her herd of cows back home to Ravenseat's pasture after they escaped from the farm.The mother-of-nine documented the recovery mission, which thankfully ended with her herd returning back home safely.In view of her 173,700 followers, Amanda revealed how her herd of cows had escaped from Ravenseat.Alongside a video of her shooing the creatures back to the farm, Amanda jokingly said that the "traffic" was moving speedily.She wrote: "Early morning cow escape klaxon."Traffic mooooving along nicely in Yorkshire!", she added.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owens was left devastated as severe weather brought on a flood that threatened their family home. In the latest episode, Amanda revealed that several pieces of their farming equipment, which is vital to keep Ravenseat Farm fully functioning, were damaged by a storm.

Our Yorkshire Farm, the Owen family and their farm were hit with severe flooding and storms.The severe weather destroyed some of their farming equipment that is vital for them to make a living and keep their farm fully functioning.The latest instalment of the popular farming programme that airs on Channel 5 saw Amanda open up about what had happened. The mum of nine who is a hit with her fanbase said: “At this time of year, you expect it to be cold, snowy, frozen, icy and you can deal with that."She continued: "But water you just cannot.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen swapped her farm for a glamorous trip into town for a makeover over the weekend.The 46 year old looked sensational as she shared snaps of her pamper time on Twitter, where she unveiled a sexy new blonder hairdo. Joking that she would later be doing back to "buzz cuts" for sheep shearing season, the shepherdess looked utterly thrilled as she showed off her stunning new look.The mother of nine was sure to thank her hairdresser, as she wrote in the caption: "An appointment at the salon....

Amanda Owen has hit back after being asked why her husband Clive Owen doesn't appear on her Twitter page.The Our Yorkshire Farm favourite clarified the situation yesterday.The Channel 5 star has been married since 2000, after meeting her now husband five years earlier.The couple have nine children.Clive was already divorced when he met Amanda, and he has two children from his previous relationship.Despite their 21-year marriage, he has been rarely seen on the Yorkshire Shepherdess' social media.She however regularly updates her 173,000 followers on the goings on at Ravenseat, including what her large brood is up to.The 46-year-old has now been told her spouse has "bl**dy earned" a makeover too.It came just hours after Amanda shared a number

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has spoken candidly about life at her home at Ravenseat over the past year and explained how “problems and issues” the family have faced have left her suffering with “panic attacks”. The issues faced by the Yorkshire shepherdess, 46, have come about as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the effect it has had on their life on the farm, where she lives with husband Clive Owen, 67, and their children.

Amanda Owen, 46, has left fans open-mouthed as she took to Twitter to showcase her freshly done hair.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen is used to sharing the ins and outs of her farmyard life with the public, as she stars in the Channel 5 series that follows her and her husband Clive Owen, and their children, around their farm.The Yorkshire Shepherdess chatted to Ben Fogle on his Return to the Wild series and the programme featured a touching moment where Amanda revealed the heartbreak she had over the Foot and Mouth outbreak of 2001.Ben travelled to Amanda's Ravenseat Farm in the Yorkshire Dales to catch up with the Owen family.Amanda began: "I think at that point, it would be the time when we felt the most isolated and the most remote."To look out the bedroom window and to see the Cumbrian sheep being gathered in and taken away to get

Amanda Owen, who is the star of Our Yorkshire Farm, recently suffered a brutal injury after being head-butted in the face by a sheep.The mum-of-nine has since sparked further concern after the shepherdess took to Twitter and reacted to a fan.The 46-year-old suffered a black eye following the incident on her farm last week.Taking to the micro-blogging site, the Channel 5 star addressed a fan who admitted her eye still looked "sore".It comes as the Yorkshire shepherdess continues to post videos with her family on social media with her eye injury on full display.The person in question wrote: "That bruise looks sore."Taking the opportunity to reply, Amanda confessed that her eye was still very painful and feared she may have suffered a broken

 The star revealed she suffered “panic attacks” over ensuring her large family had enough food to eat during several national lockdowns.However, the Yorkshire shepherdess also tried to look on the bright side of the tricky situation, as she has enjoyed getting the chance to spend more quality time with her family.Detailing the “difficult and good parts” of lockdown in an interview with Welcome To Yorkshire, Amanda admitted: “This year has been a very strange year, of course, with lockdown.“I’ve very much missed the people coming back - even though we live remotely and I suppose, as isolated as it gets, it really felt… there’s been a feeling in the air that things aren’t right.”She added: "During lambing time, everything continued as normal

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed the problematic "issues" she had on the farm during lockdown, including panic attacks. The Shepherdess discussed the impact the pandemic had on her farm, flock and family on the Channel 5 show.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterOur Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen says pregnancy came as a surprise to her, as she mistook it for "middle-aged spread." Mum-of-nine Amanda, 46, said she mistook the "unusual symptoms" of one of her last pregnancies with Nancy, who is now four-years-old.The 46-year-old shepherdess has a huge brood of children that she shares with husband Clive, 66, and despite her vast experience of pregnancy she was still caught by surprise.The star admits to being surprised when the doctors confirmed the news, as she had been none the wiser that pregnancy was the cause.She recalled the experience in her book, Tales From the Farm.Not only was she pregnant, but she was actually an

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has revealed the mind-boggling reason her ninth pregnancy caught her totally by surprise. The star of the Channel 5 series has nine children with husband Clive, 67.

Amanda Owen has revealed she was "surprised" when a doctor told her she was pregnant with her ninth child as she thought her bump was "middle-age spread".The 46 year old is the star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, which follows the lives of her, 66 year old husband Clive, and their nine children. Despite already being mum to eight children – Raven, 20, Reuban, 17, Miles, 15, Edith, 12, Violet, 10, Sidney, nine, Annas, seven, and Clemmy, five – she admitted she was still left startled when she discovered she was expecting youngest daughter Nancy, now four.

Amanda Owen recently sparked concern among her followers after sporting a black eye on social media.She revealed how she’d been “injured in the line of duty” at the weekend.Posting several pictures on Twitter, she gave fans a look at her injury as well as showing her holding an ice pack up against it.She penned about the incident: “Injured in the line of duty.

AMANDA Owen's children have revealed the one topic that's off limits to discuss with their mum on Our Yorkshire Farm. The shepherdess may be known for mating and breeding sheep on Ravenseat Farm, but her big brood hate discussing it in detail.