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Amanda Owen, star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, was hoping to have a home birth with her youngest daughter as she did with her previous child Clemmy, but unfortunately that was not the case.The 46-year-old shepherdess has since revealed there was "a lot of blood" when she gave birth to Nancy four years ago.Instead of being born at home in front of the fireplace like her sister, the youngest member of the family was born on the way to the hospital.The mum-of-nine said the two deliveries were "very different" when she spoke to The Sunday Express.Clemmy was delivered without any assistance or birthing partner, while Amanda needed the help of medical staff on the ninth occasion.When asked if Nancy's birth was a similar experience to

Amanda Owen, 46, has hit back after she and her husband Clive Owen, 66, were accused of "breeding their own workforce" by some of the viewers of their hit show, Our Yorkshire Farm.The couple have a busy life running Ravenseat farm with the help of their nine children, Annas, Violet, Edith, Raven, Clemmy, Nancy, Reuben, Miles, and Sidney.The family have 1,000 sheep, 40 cows, six dogs and four ponies to take care of on their 2,000 acre piece of land in Upper Swaledale.However, the strong work ethic shown by the Owen brood has sparked backlash from social media users, who have criticised Amanda and Clive’s parenting techniques.Amanda was quick to insist that their children are willing to get involved in helping out on the farm and that it

Our Yorkshire Farm follows Amanda Owen, 46, and her husband Clive Owen, 66, along with their nine children.The latest outing saw the Yorkshire Shepherdess and her husband open up about how life on the farm can be “tough”.Amanda and Clive were speaking about weather conditions on the farm.Clive then admitted they’d experienced some extremes in the past.He said: “It’s a tough place, we have been caught right out there with sheep.“In mountainous snow, and it's taken us days and days to get them home.”Amanda then waded in, explaining how they have to act fast when bad weather hits.She added: “When a blizzard hits or a storm is coming in, you can’t just batten down the hatches and shut the door and curl up under the duvet.”Owen then continued:

Amanda Owen has issued a warning about a scam that has been circulating online using fake pages claiming to be associated to the Yorkshire shepherdess.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen gave birth to her youngest child Nancy, now three, en route to the hospital.The mum-of-nine said it was a “very different” experience to her daughter Clemmy’s birth two years prior.The 46-year-old shepherdess has become quite the birthing expert after delivering nine children into the world.So much so, that she gave birth to her eighth at home on her own in front of the fireplace.She later described the birth as “so easy”.The Channel 5 star, who is currently assisting her flock of sheep as they give birth during lambing season, clearly takes it all in her stride and had hoped for another home birth with the newest member of the family.Amanda and her husband Clive are parents to Raven, 18, Reuben, 16, Miles,

Amanda Owen took to Twitter and urged her followers to not part with their money after a fan notified the Yorkshire shepherdess about making a payment to the Channel 5 star.The 46-year-old took the opportunity to warn viewers of the "terrible" scam as she confirmed she had been attempting to get rid of the fake pages.It comes after a fan quizzed the Our Yorkshire Farm star about a recent live chat with Amanda.Taking to the micro-blogging site, the person in question penned: "Hi, is all ok with your live chat? Just been asked for bank details and still couldn’t see you?"The mum-of-nine was quick to respond to the post, as she urged the fan to not give out their personal bank details."NOOOOO!!! It’s a scam.

Jeremy Clarkson took to Instagram this week to comment on a fellow farm owner’s post.The Grand Tour star, who runs Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, joked that it was colder where he was than in the Yorkshire Dales where Amanda Owen complained about the snow.The Yorkshire shepherdess filmed the snow falling on her land and shared it with her 288,000 followers.She informed them that she’d had to bring some of her sheep inside in order to keep warm.The mum-of-nine also shared snaps from the sheep enclosure and could be seen in winter clothing.Amanda then enjoyed a warm beverage with one of her youngest daughters, who was clad in a big coat, woolly hat and gloves.“’Ne’er cast a clout ‘til May be out’.“We are not amoosed with the downturn in

Amanda Owen, 46, was quick to remind Our Yorkshire Farm viewers that although her and her brood were having “a bit of fun” during tonight’s episode, the areas around Ravenseat Farm can be very dangerous.The mum-of-nine experienced a close call with her daughter Clemmy, five, as the youngster almost slipped into a river when she tripped over on a rock.It comes after Amanda and her husband Clive Owen welcomed the Swaledale mountain rescue team to Ravenseat Farm while they filmed their hit Channel 5 show.The family allowed the volunteers to carry out a training session on their property, while challenging the Owens to evade capture for two hours. The couple’s kids split up into four groups and with Clive on hand to help, embarked on their

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen was not impressed with her husband recently when he left her to load bales of hay alone.

Channel 5 as viewers tune into the goings-on at Ravenseat farm.

Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm along with her husband Clive Owen, 67, and their nine children.

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The Chase since 2015, was delighted to be a part of the programme and posted a picture of her big moment on Twitter. The screen shot showed the question as her name flashed up on the screen.

Channel 5 series.The Yorkshire Shepherdess shared how she was feeling about her second youngest daughter Clemmy parting with her horse as she was going to school.As viewers of the documentary series will know, Clemmy has a beloved horse called Tony.Ever since the family bought him a year ago, the young girl has grown very fond of him.As a result, Amanda was slightly worried about what this might mean as her daughter begins school.Speaking about this, she said: “Of course it will be a wrench for her to leave Tony.“But I think in this year up to her being five, she’s matured a bit more.“And I can reason with her better - so yes, the extra year, it definitely was the right move.”During the episode, viewers also got to see Clemmy teaching her

coronavirus vaccine.The actor said he felt “wiped out” for a day, but felt completely fine afterwards. Ralf shared his health news on his friend and former co-star Will Mellor’s post on Instagram, where the latter told fans he was feeling “absolutely horrendous” after the AstraZeneca jab.Sharing a video from his bed, he said: “I had the Covid jab yesterday and I feel absolutely horrendous.”The actor added he could “barely lift” his head off the pillow, adding: “My arms are like lead.”He continued: "I have aching bones, all my back is aching, it's like I've literally got the full blown flu."When I try to walk it's like I'm an 80-year-old man, I'm not joking, it's horrendous.”Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen says she's in a 'ruinous

Radio Times.DON'T MISS...Jeff Hordley sparks concern in bandaged hand as wife Zoe posts update [UPDATE]Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen shares fear over lambing ‘issue’ [VIDEO]Carol Vorderman, 60, exposes bra in head-turning leather outfit [PICTURES]Ahead of the release of the third series, Olivia said she wasn’t at all surprised by the massive reaction to the show.“You get kind of a gut feeling when you first read a script.

READ MORE: Joanna Lumley's son had desperate letters 'taken by teacher'Alongside a video showing what was going on inside the pen, Amanda wrote: "A few ovine patients in the sheep hospital. "Nobody long term (don't like bed blockers) just a few feeding issues," she continued, adding the hashtags: "#shepherdess #yorkshire #farm #lambs.

, Amanda previously said: "The snowflake generation, they can't do anything. “They don't know anything about how to look after themselves, or a work ethic, all of that has gone out of the window.“It's our fault as parents,” she added."If you put your child on a pedestal, with no sense of independence, and think you have got to entertain them the whole time, what can you expect?“I rebuff swaddling children, because I want to see them go on and do well and be themselves, whatever that is. “I feel like it is their life and all I do is prepare them." Detailing her approach to motherhood, she explained “there’s no room for nonsense and whingeing is not tolerated”.Amanda reiterated to Country & Town House magazine: “I’m no earth mother.”“And I

READ MORE: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen 'disappointed' over cancellationThe guitarist went on to praise the singer for his live performances. "He gave a great performance on stage and he was full of energy," he added.

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