Amanda Owen: Last News

“Everything is not to hand.

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.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has given fans some news after sparking concern with her Storm Arwen post earlier this week.The shepherdess admitted earlier this morning how her family are still without power on Ravenseat farm.Sharing the update with her 183,000 followers on Twitter, Amanda posted a video.This featured her son Rueben on his ski bike navigating over the heavy snow.The short clip also follows him helping to herd Ravenseat’s many sheep.Writing alongside it, she penned: “There may not be any @Northpowergrid power but we are not powerless.“With Rueby on his skidooby we can weather any storm.

Amanda Owen, 47, has posted a video on Twitter explaining her solo career move to the BBC series, Winter Walks.Set to premiere on November 29 on BBC 4, Amanda will be the first to front Winter Walks, a show which will follow the star as she hikes from Bainbridge and Semer Water.In view of her 183,300 Twitter followers, the shepherdess posted a video talking about her new show.She penned: "Hello, my name is Amanda Owen, also known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess."As a shepherd and hill farmer a great deal of my life is spent outdoors, but you know what?"Actually going for a walk, off my patch, it's quite unusual."The shepherdess continued that "it was quite interesting to be able to get out" and explore the countryside around her.She said she

Amanda Owen, 46, shared a snap of a glorious sunset yesterday as her children posed on the family’s Ravenseat Farm with chickens.The TV star explained how they had captured all the chickens on the land to place them in a barn where they will be shielded from bird flu.Sharing a montage of four of her nine children attempting to capture the last mischievous 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 the comments, her followers praised her son Sidney for being the one to grab the rogue chicken.jenny_happyhead wrote: “Well done Sydney! Our chickens are in

Amanda Owen, 45, admitted she has "no clue" what the future holds for her, her family and their bustling life on Ravenseat farm.The Yorkshire Shepherdess has her work cut out running the 2,000 acre rural estate, and takes it one day at a time.In a recent interview Amanda revealed while nothing is set in stone, her passion for what she does keeps her on the right path to success.“Future plans for me are this afternoon and tomorrow," she giggled."After that, we’ll just wait and see."I have no clue!"She added: "All I know is that we are really proud of what we do here, and that sense of pride is what keeps you on the right road."And with that pride, the TV sensation firmly believes in showing the ups and downs of the farming lifestyle.She

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash welcomed their second child together on her 32nd birthday back in July.The Loose Women star has since been breastfeeding her newborn and tonight asked if any fellow mums felt as though they "run out of milk in the evening".The mother-of-four acknowledged that while her concern may sounded "ridiculous", she had noticed her breasts felt like "empty balloons" in the evening."Rose has a little moment where she seems like she's cross that she can't get ant food out," she wrote.The television star added she had been drinking and eating more than ever, so didn't understood why."[In] the mornings, I feel like I could feed ten babies but then as they day goes on, it gets less and less."Amanda Owen admits marrying husband

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen was a guest on James Martin’s Saturday Morning earlier today where she opened up about her marriage.The shepherdess discussed how marrying husband Clive Owen was a “steep learning curve” as she wasn’t used to life on the farm.James was asking the star about how they first met when Amanda made the admission.She said on the ITV show earlier this morning: “I was milking cows over in Cumbria and I was sent on a mission to go and go and borrow a tup.”Amanda then teased how James would know what a tup is, given he also comes from Yorkshire.The shepherdess continued: “It is a ram.""I went to pick up a male sheep and met Clive and that’s where it all began," she added.“But obviously it’s been quite a steep learning

Amanda Owen, 45, firmly believes in showing the ups and downs of the farming lifestyle, and admitted that by "sexing" up the job for TV, it isn't providing viewers with a real account of the goings-on in the heart of the country.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about her regrets over social media in a new candid chat.The shepherdess has admitted she’d make some changes to her approach if she started over.Amanda is adored by fans of her hit television series Our Yorkshire Farm.Since it first began in 2008, the Channel 5 show has gone from strength to strength, with new episodes currently airing.Alongside her hit show, Amanda often interacts with her fans on social media.She’s hugely popular on both Instagram and Twitter, with hundreds of thousands of followers.Appearing on the platforms, Amanda often shares pictures from her daily life on the farm.However, despite its success, the star has admitted there is one thing she would change.Speaking in a

Amanda Owen, 45, has become something of a farming sensation through the hit TV series Our Yorkshire Farm, which also stars her husband Clive, and their nine children.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about the spooky happenings in her house, during a candid interview on The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show.The Northern shepherdess revealed that the mysterious events left her with a “really strange awareness that there was something going on”.Gary Davies, 63, was hosting the BBC Radio 2 show last week and chatted to Amanda about the ghostly goings-on. Amanda, 47, told the DJ that she “couldn’t quite understand” the eerie events that transpired in her house that day. “I was basically keeping myself to myself and minding my own business,” she explained. “I was down at the other house and I was doing some writing - or I was supposed to be - when I actually heard a grandfather clock striking.“And

Amanda Owen, 47, and her husband of 21 years Clive Owen, 66, released a joint statement last week saying “like any marriage, we have our stresses and strains”, but added they always wanted to “show the reality of life on the farm” through their TV shows and book deals.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen is known for being outspoken about not confirming to set roles, and the star proves it yet again in her exclusive interview with OK!. The 47 year old tells us: "Who wants to fit in? I still think if I go back to the beginning of me wanting to be a shepherd as a teenager in Huddersfield, I think that was rebellion.

It’s been quite the week for Amanda Owen. Alongside her nine children, a flock of 1,000 sheep and the busy working farm she runs, she’s also had to contend with reports her marriage to husband Clive is in turmoil, stories that prompted him and Amanda to speak out in a strongly worded joint statement.

Amanda Owen and her family rose to fame on Channel 5 hit show Our Yorkshire Farm back in 2018.The 47-year-old has since gone on to become a popular name with viewers and has a huge following on social media.Earlier this week, it was claimed that she and 66-year-old husband Clive were going through some marital issues.They addressed the rumours in a statement on Thursday, telling fans they were working through a "rocky patch".Now Clive's daughter Rosie, 34, from his first marriage, has shared her thoughts on the couple's recent announcement.The barmaid believes that the family's hit show "was never Clive's scene".'Not another one!' BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay bids farewell to colleague"I think he enjoyed it a little bit, but, you know, it has

TV presenter Ben Fogle has shared his support for Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda and Clive Owen, after the couple confirmed they were going through a "rocky patch" in their marriage. Earlier this week, the couple admitted they were working through some issues in their relationship, explaining that "just like any marriage we have our stresses and strains, coupled with all the complexities of what we do on the farm and bringing up nine kids".

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda and Clive Owen yesterday confirmed their marriage is going through a "rocky patch", but it appears her mother knew nothing about this.

Amanda Owen, 47, and Clive Owen, 66, who have been married for 21 years, said they are experiencing a "rocky patch" and have "stresses and strains" like any other relationship.The couple decided to speak out after a source claimed to The Sun that she had been spending nights away from the family home.In a joint statement, they said: "With the TV show and the books we've always aimed to show the reality of life on the farm, and just like any marriage we have our stresses and strains, coupled with all the complexities of what we do on the farm and bringing up nine kids."We're a normal family and we've never said our marriage is perfect."Unfortunately the constant intrusion into our lives from the media has amplified a rocky patch that we're

Amanda Owen's 20-year-old daughter Raven, admitted she doesn't want to follow in the footsteps of her shepherdess mum.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen delighted her Instagram followers with rare photos of her 15 year old son Miles. As one of nine children, Miles certainly doesn't hog a lot of the limelight and fans of the Channel 5 show took to the comments section to share their admiration of his laid back style.The shepherdess shared the photos on her social media on Monday 25 October, along with a caption with some classic Yorkshire dialect.