Amanda Owen: Last News

Amanda Owen took to Twitter last night after revealing that she had suffered an injury "in the line of duty".The Our Yorkshire Farm star was seen sporting a black eye in her social media snaps after being "head butted" by a sheep.True to form, the mum-of-nine Amanda took the unfortunate incident in her stride and returned to work to look after her flock."Keep calm & carry on."Don’t let anything stop ewe," she wrote online, following the incident.In images shared with her 172,900 followers, she could be seen shearing her sheep.She later shared an update on her family, after a fan asked how they were all getting on"They’ve gone feral," she joked, replying in the comments section of her post."Scattered to the four winds, driving tractors,

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has revealed farming can be very unglamorous as she detailed the “disgusting” side.Speaking to Express.co.uk, the shepherdess opened up about working in all weather conditions on her Ravenseat farm.Amanda has always been open about documenting life on the farm through her Channel 5 show as well as on social media.However, the television farmer has admitted it comes with some difficult days as she opened up about appreciating what she has.She said: “I think the countryside and nature can give so much on so many different levels, whether it's out there walking, whether it's out there foraging, whether it's out there working.“I think it gives you a new appreciation, I go out there and I get wet and cold and

Amanda Owen took to Twitter share pictures of her and her children “cooling off” as the family enjoyed quality time together.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has admitted she doesn’t get sucked into the “celeb thing”.

Amanda Owen has spoken about an incident that left her feeling "furious" even though her eldest son Reuben couldn't help but laugh.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen explored ways in which you can fully utilise a full joint of lamb, leaving no wastage whatsoever.The shepherdess shared pictures of herself cooking up the meat in her kitchen with two of her children on her Instagram page yesterday.As part of her lengthy post in view of her 372,000 followers, the 46-year-old wrote: “This British lamb is a favourite with the children and as they love helping out in the kitchen, they were excited to get involved with making this week’s dish and learn why lamb is such a healthy choice.”The mother-of-nine went on to detail how she created the dish using leftover bone to create stock and ingredients such as Moroccan seasoning and cranberries.She concluded her post encouraging

Amanda Owen is often seen tending to her flock of sheep in the Yorkshire Dales and has to be suitably dressed for the job and the weather.

Amanda Owen, 46, has insisted that fans have no need worry about her decision to wear jewellery while working on her family’s Ravenseat farm.The Our Yorkshire Farm star revealed that she is certain that her signature bangles won’t get caught in machinery as she goes about her daily tasks, despite fans’ concerns.Amanda is never seen without the bracelets, which she admits are “manky”, on her Channel 5 show, and she has now said that this is due to their sentimental value.The stylish Yorkshire Shepherdess explained why she keeps the bangles on while out in the paddock, even though they may not seem suitable for farm work.Amanda said: "It's a link to my femininity whilst working on the farm.”The star added to Simon Armitage on his

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has revealed the hidden sentimental reason why she wears a set of "manky" bangles.The 46 year old, who recently hit out at trolls after they criticised her for wearing tight dresses, appeared on a recent BBC Radio 4 interview to discuss the jewellery and explained that she's worn them since she was just a teenager. Prior to her life as a farmer, Amanda not only had a brief stint as a model, but she also worked at a Bangladeshi takeaway, where she formed a strong bond with a young girl who was related to the family that ran at the restaurant.

Amanda Owen has said that she doesn't even feel contractions anymore after having nine children.

Our Yorkshire Farm's breakout star Amanda Owen has revealed one surprising side effect of having nine children.Thanks to her large brood with 67 year old husband Clive, Amanda, who recently defended wearing bodycon dresses and high heels in her glamorous snaps, says she "doesn't have contractions" during labour.The 46 year old explained in her new book The Yorkshire Shepherdess: "The only way I know that I am in labour is because I start feeling a bit off, grotty, queasy, not quite right." She gave further context, adding: "Because I spend my time calving cows and lambing sheep, it seemed to me that having a baby was going to be the most natural thing in the world.

Amanda Owen, 46, has shared it was not exactly love at first sight with husband Clive Owen, 66, when the pair first met.The Yorkshire Shepherdess admits they were friends first and enjoyed a “slow burn” courtship.Before the couple had their children, it was just the two of them, as Amanda shared how they fell in love with each other.Back in 1995, Amanda was a 21-year-old trainee shepherdess while Clive, 42 at the time, was already running a farm of his own.A cold Yorkshire night brought them together for the first time when Amanda knocked on Clive's door to ask if she could borrow a "tup".This is a male sheep, which turned out to be a wool-laden cupid as Amanda and Clive's eyes met and their lives changed forever.Opening up on whether she

DON'T MISS...Nadia Sawalha leaves little to the imagination in Euro 2020 tribute [PICTURES]Noel Fitzpatrick, 53, admits he wants kids as he praises girlfriend [INSIGHT]Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen talks uncertain future at Ravenseat [UPDATE]"But that's you - you set a goal and you achieve it and you always said you were going to the Euros to get to the final."You're such an amazing husband and dad, and the children can't wait to have you home."Imagine telling them about this summer one day when they are a bit older," she added.The couple are parents to three children - Ivy, four, Vivienne, two and six-month-old Louis.Kate signed off: "We all love you so much Skipper.

Amanda Owen spoke candidly about her life on the farm, where she discussed the effects of working with animals and outdoors.The mother-of-nine said her hands were “weather beaten”, but while she is “half proud” of them, she is also “embarrassed”.The 46-year-old said of being a sheep farmer: “If you look at my hands, it doesn’t matter what I use to sanitise myself up, you don’t get hands like that from not being outside and working inland.“I’m kind of half proud of them and half embarrassed of them.”Amanda laughed as she added her hands were “weather beaten” and “like shovels”.“I’ve just been through lambing season, the busiest time of the year,” she continued on BBC Radio 4 with Poet Laureate Simon Armitage.Ben Shephard: GMB presenter says

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen hit back at claims she's "no longer a shepherd" after wearing bodycon dresses and heels. The mother-of-nine has insisted she's still 'all about the farm' despite her occasional glam looks.

Love works in mysterious ways – just ask Amanda and Clive Owen.

Amanda Owen, 46, has spoken out on her and her family’s future and whether or not they will continue living on Ravenseat farm.The Our Yorkshire Farm star was quizzed on her plans during a candid new interview with Poet Laureate Simon Armitage on BBC Radio 4.Amanda got onto the subject when Simon quizzed her about whether she and her husband Clive Owen will continue to live at the farm, even if the couple’s nine children don’t want to become farmers.The television personality revealed in response that their future on the farm is uncertain at this stage, as she doesn’t want to “look that far ahead”.The mum-of-nine divulged: “I don’t look that far ahead. “I say to the children they can be whatever they want to be and go wherever they want to

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen is set to thrill fans with her 2022 calendar - which sees her pose up with a pitchfork and her sheep.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, 46, has revealed why she breezes through giving birth, even after welcoming nine children with her husband Clive Owen.The Yorkshire Shepherdess revealed that although she wouldn’t brand herself an “earth mother”, she is a “great believer in nature”.Amanda explained that her faith in nature, combined with “not having contractions”, means that giving birth is easier for her.She writes in her new book, The Yorkshire Shepherdess: “Because I spend my time calving cows and lambing sheep, it seemed to me that having a baby was going to be the most natural thing in the world."I am no earth mother, hippy type but I am a great believer in nature."Amanda goes on to declare "I just don't have contractions" when

As a mum of nine children, Amanda Owen certainly knows a thing or two about childbirth and pregnancy.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared the sad news her family are moving out of their gigantic farm house Ravenseat.The 46 year old currently resides with her husband Clive, 66, and their ginormous family of nine children.The family and their beautiful stone home have featured regularly in the Channel 5 reality series, but they have decided it’s time to buy their own after renting the farm house for years.The couple have been planning to take the plunge and uproot their brood for a while, but things have finally started to take shape. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.