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Amanda Owen, 46, shared some pictures from Ravenseat farm yesterday as she caught her followers up to speed with their bird flu situation.The star revealed that the family were still keeping the chickens in lockdown so as to not spread the virus any further.Addressing her 189,100 Twitter followers, Amanda wrote: “Feeding the chickens."She then jokingly likened it to the lockdowns we have all been experiencing due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.“They are still incarcerated, in chicken lockdown because of avian flu so are working from home (laying a few eggs),” she continued.The photos attached showed a couple of her children coming out to feed the birds with their little pony, Tony, in tow.READ MORE: Amanda Holden left stunned over Simon Cowell engagement newsAnother photo showed the chickens peeking through their coop at the camera.Amanda first spoke about her farm’s bird flu outbreak back in November 2021, explaining how the family had to capture all the chickens and place them in the barn both to shield them from the disease and, if they are carrying it, to stop them from spreading the flu to others.Sharing a montage that showed four of her nine children attempting to capture the final chicken, Amanda typed: “A bird in the hand.“Finally at sundown we get hold of the last chicken that has evaded capture.“The chickens must now reside in the barn due to bird flu.“Sidney rules the roost,” she added in reference to her son, who was able to capture the last of the birds.An outbreak of bird flu in North Yorkshire, where Amanda and her family live, had recently been confirmed at the time.The H5N1 virus, which is highly contagious and can kill poultry flocks, was reportedly found at premises near Thirsk.READ MORE...The

Amanda Owen reacts after fan asks her to share update on husbandAbsolutely Fabulous writer and actress Jennifer recently said her sitcom would no longer work in modern culture "because everything is sensitive""I think we would probably talk ourselves out of most of it now," she told The Sun."It would be like, 'We won't have a good answer so let's not do that'."The hit show originally ran between 1992 and 1996, before it was revived in 2001 for three more years.Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie was released in 2016.Despite Jennifer's comments, Helen, who played Catriona, said she doesn't believe the show has had its day just yet.She spilled: "If Jennifer decides to write another one, I'm standing by."They did such a good job with the film because it was different and it stood up to scrutiny.Nigella Lawson unveils secret to shedding the pounds after Christmas [WEIGHTLOSS]Gary Burgess dead: ITV star dies in his sleep age 46 [RIP]Ruth Langsford breaks silence on future with Eamonn after GB News move [REVEALED]"It had its own qualities to it, it could sustain scrutiny.

Amanda Owen posted on her Twitter earlier today from a very snowy Ravenseat. Appearing alongside her daughter Violet, the Our Yorkshire Farm star donned a skin-tight swimming wetsuit as they braced the cold water.Amanda’s antics sparked quite the reaction with her fans split over her brave move.The Yorkshire Shepherdess posted four photos to her 188,000 followers this morning.The first two featured her daughter assessing the water surrounded by ice.She also posed in a sunrise selfie as in her swimming wetsuit with Violet as well.DON'T MISS...Britney Spears stuns fans as she bares all in naked Instagram pics [INSTAGRAM]'What a way to end!' BBC presenter Alex Scott bids farewell [BBC]Liam Gallagher blasts 'unfunny' Alan Davies in blistering rant [OPINION]The final snap saw the pair wading their way into the water.Alongside the pictures, she wrote: “Preparation, steely determination & then wades in.”She finished her tweet with the hashtags: “#yorkshire #swim #iceswim #outdoorswimming #freeze #cold.”Replying to her post, user BastockJill said: “Brrr you must be mad, beautiful though it looks I’m sure the wet suits won’t keep you that warm.

Amanda Owen has taken to Instagram and Twitter to address the "thoroughly unpleasant" time she's been having at Ravenseat.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 47, detailed the less than ideal weather she was facing on the family's farm, Ravenseat, in Upper Swaledale, candidly branding the conditions "horrible".In view of her 473,000 followers, the mother-of-nine, who shares her children with husband and fellow farmer Clive Owen, addressed the bleak weather.She wrote: "There’s snow & there’s snow," alongside two snowflake emojis."Today's wintery blast was horrible.(sic)"Sleety wet snow coupled with wind made conditions thoroughly unpleasant," she ended her post.She added hashtags: "#yorkshire #snow #winter #weather."Alongside the caption, the best-selling author shared a series of snaps of her time out in the snow.In the first, Amanda could be seen standing amongst her flock of sheep as the cold wind whipped her hair around her face.Despite attending to her animals, the farmer opted for a touch of glam by wearing glitzy silver earrings.In another picture, the TV star grimaced for a selfie as damp tendrils of hair clung to her hood.Following the series of snaps, fans of the shepherdess rushed to the comments to urge her to look after herself in the sub-zero temperatures.Instagram user karanwigglesworth wrote: "Stay safe out there."Peggrem commented: "Unpleasant is not the word it looks bloomin' freezing x."emily_coles5 added: "Make sure you all have that fire lovely and warm after being in that weather xxx."While tarasm69 penned: "You still manage to look glam though!!"Following her earlier post, Amanda went on to share snaps of her children playing in the snow under a sunny blue sky.The Yorkshire-native showed off her photography

Stacey Solomon questions if she 'should go ahead with our wedding’She went on to write: "Can I still claim to be Spider Woman though?"I mean, it's just a bite and swollen thumb but it could still happen."Wolf spiders can be found in a variety of habitats including grasslands, fields, suburban backyards and wooded areas.Luckily their venom isn't poisonous, however a bite could cause mild pain and swelling.Amanda portrayed the role of Holly in Hollyoaks between 2013 and 2018.At the time, the actress said she felt as though it was her time to leave.She told Digital Spy: "I'm so excited about the future, but I'm going to miss Hollyoaks so much."I feel it's my time – it's time to go now.Ruth Langsford breaks silence on future with Eamonn after GB News move [INTERVIEW]Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen shares fear over kids’ school request [REVEALED]A Place In The Sun's Jonnie Irwin says 'life is pretty upside down' [INSTAGRAM]"Holly's been through so much in the past five years and it's been an absolute pleasure to play her."She went on to say she was keeping her options open "worldwide" for new acting gigs.Amanda was the fifth actress to play Holly, the daughter of legendary temptress Cindy Cunningham (Stephanie Waring).Most recently, she appeared in an episode of the BBC medical drama Casualty in 2020.Her last grid post on Instagram was back in November when she shared a new headshot for her acting profile.Many of her fans flocked to her post to compliment her.Sophie Porley wrote: "Such a great shot."Tanashatree added: "Gorgeous inside and out."Fitzcarlito71 typed: "Beautiful picture Amanda and the best of luck for the future."

Amanda Owen, 47, took to her Twitter, sharing three photos of her kids getting ready for their day.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, 47, gave fans a glimpse into life on the farm as she revealed that she had some sweet news to share with them.Speaking to her 188,300  Twitter followers, she revealed that family had welcomed a calf for the New Year.Amanda tweeted: “Buttercup the house cow has calved.“She’s a quiet, docile and very greedy dairy shorthorn that will provide enough milk for her calf and her household,” she added, with milk emojis. The shepherdess also attached some photographs below to give her followers a glimpse into the calving process. Two of the Owen children were wrapped up warm in their hats and coats to help Amanda deliver the calf. The snowy Yorkshire hills could be seen behind them, demonstrating what a cold night it must have been to birth the adorable calf. Amanda’s followers took to the comments section where they expressed their delight at the news. “That's lovely news well done Buttercup,” commented Glenda Shaw. (sic)“That’s wonderful.The girls look so thrilled,” added Helen Buckenham.“Well done Buttercup love the photos… Keep warm,” wrote Marjorie Wardle.

Emmerdale viewers last saw Emily Head as her character Rebecca White when she left with on-screen boyfriend Ross Barton (played by Michael Parr) and her son Seb, who she shares with Robert Sugden (played by Ryan Hawley). In a surprising turn, the couple moved to Liverpool which left viewers wondering if they'd ever return.Speaking to Express.co.uk, the 33-year-old said she would "never say never" about reprising her role, but would prefer to leave Rebecca and Ross to enjoy their new life.She spilled: "I had such a great time there and building the character and I felt ready to move on when I did."I like the idea of Rebecca living her best life in Liverpool with Ross and the baby Seb."I like the idea of leaving them there and having a brilliant time together."Amanda Owen reacts after fan asks her to share update on husbandNot ruling out a return completely though, she added: "If there was ever a particular reason why she needed to come back to the village and if it fitted in with what I wanted to do that year, then sure, why not?"Rebecca was hesitant to leave the Dales until she made a last-minute decision to join Ross.After it seemed that he would be leaving alone at the time, she pulled up and said: “Leave it any longer we’ll hit rush hour traffic the whole way."Seb's father Robert was later seen sharing the news with his friend Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller).He told him: "I’m letting him go.

A Place In The Sun presenter Jean Johansson expressed the importance of carefully selecting what is shared on social media as she discussed what she would never share publicly.The 39-year-old regularly gives fans an insight into her career and family life on her Instagram page, where she has 18,000 followers.But while she may present from sunny destinations, the presenter said fans will never see her stripping down.She spilled in a recent interview: "If you’re a sporty person, I should see lots of sporty pictures on your Instagram."I’m a daytime TV presenter so you’ll see my travels, you’ll see my animals.

Amanda Owen reacts after fan asks her to share update on husbandThe American R&B vocal group formed in 1981 in Staten Island, New York.Two of their most popular hits are titled Tender Love and Love is a House.Together, they created six studio albums with the last one released in 2000.Tributes have flooded in for the late musician on social media.Anthony YAH commented: "@dcbigoso Rest in Peace Mr Jessie Lee Daniels of Force MD #Tenderlove #forcemds."Lord Lion-O wrote: "Rest In Power."Alongside a video of the band performing, The R&B Representers wrote: "[We] want to say Rest In Peace to Jessie Daniels of the Force MDs!"The Force MDs were a big part of blending Hip-Hop & R&B!Gary Burgess dead: ITV star dies in his sleep age 46 [RIP]Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen leaves daughter 'grimacing' [REVEALED]Stacey Dooley sparks concern over update on home she shares with Kevin [REACTION]"You see right here Jessie is rhyming and then comes in with the vocals!! #RIPJessieDaniels."LaVie typed: "RIP Jesse of the Force MDs."Sabi London added: "RIP to #jessieleedaniels of The Force MDs."Thank you for the music of my young adulthood."It's not the first time loved ones and fans have mourned the loss of a member of the group.In 2016, band member Trisco Parson died after battling stage four cancer.Charles “Mercury” Nelson also passed away in 1995 from a heart attack.One of the group’s DJs Dr.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, 47, has logged onto Instagram to share some images of a snowy Ravenseat Farm with her 472,000 followers.The Yorkshire Shepherdess was joined by her daughter Clem as she carried on with her usual activities despite the freezing temperatures.A series of pictures show the young girl working hay bales among her family’s beloved sheep.Amanda also included two selfies of the pair, including one which Clem is grimacing.The TV star explained the reason behind Clem’s face - and it was not the wintry cold.She wrote in the caption: “On the face of it a beautiful wintery scene, very cold, still & quiet.“A grimace on the face of Clem though when I remind her that it’s time to go back to school.”Amanda concluded her

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen, 47, shared the most recent struggles facing her flock of sheep to her Twitter feed.Speaking to her 187,000 followers, she revealed that an illness outbreak was still causing her a lot of issues. Amanda tweeted: “Only need one treatment and they are cured but they are fiendishly difficult to catch when their vision is limited.“The shepherd's crook comes into play in times such as these.”Underneath the text she attached a video, which shows her fearlessly rounding up at least seven sheep. In the next clip, chases after one rogue sheep and even tackles it to the ground. Many of Amanda’s followers flocked to the comments section to praise the farmer for her incredible sheep herding skills.“I think our England

Amanda Owen has shared the Christmas Day mishap the family experienced after her daughter Nancy accidentally swallowed a biro.The 47 year old, who recently gushed over her son Reuben after sharing a sweet snap of them together, took to her Twitter account to share some of the highlights of how she and her family celebrated the big day over the weekend.The doting mum shared several photos on her social media depicting the festive day, including one of her kids playing in the hay, another of them outside overlooking a large field, while another showed them lying down on the frosty ground. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

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'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 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 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.

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.

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.