Amanda Owen: Last News

Amanda Owen shocked fans earlier this week as she shared pictures of her “crumbling” Ravenseat farm.The shepherdess, who recently detailed the terrifying experience of watching one of her kids be airlifted to hospital, lives on the remote farm with her nine kids, who she with her estranged husband, Clive Owen.The Our Yorkshire Farm star has experienced several property setbacks in recent months, and recent turbulent weather conditions have only made her job more difficult. In recent weeks, she’s been attempting to repair and restore the property by herself and on Wednesday, Amanda shared pictures from her current project.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans were left baffled by Amanda Owen's latest Ravenseat social media post. The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 48, keeps her devoted followers up to date on family and farm life.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has revealed she feels 'helpless and tearful' in her latest social media post. After the terrible aftereffects of the tremendous earthquakes that struck Syria and Turkey on Monday - Amanda has shared how she is feeling. Taking to Twitter the Yorkshire Shepherdess told her 208.6k followers how distressed she was and that she feels "helpless" after watching the tragedy.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has suffered a blow as her new Channel 4 show attracted less than half the viewers of her ex-husband Clive's rival series. The Shepherdess won a legion of fans during her time on Our Yorkshire Farm on Channel 5.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen looked completely different when she tied the knot with her husband Clive. The shepherdess is unrecognisable in an unearthed photograph that was taken on their big day. Amanda, 48, married Clive, 68, in a picturesque rural ceremony in 2000 and they were even joined on the day by a horse.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed that she's still single after splitting from her husband Clive. The TV star – who rose to fame alongside her ex on the Channel 5 series – said she is focusing on being an "independent woman" after her married ended.

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen, 48, has talked about the end of her baby-having days following her split from husband Clive Owen, 68.The Our Yorkshire Farm stars, who decided to file for divorce last year, share nine children together on a farm in Ravenseat, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire.Over the course of her marriage to Clive, Amanda was pregnant a whopping nine times and, now that she no longer has any toddlers crawling around, she has since spoken about whether she is “sad” that her baby days are over. Her comments come after the famous Channel 5 couple announced they were going their separate ways back in June.“I loved having babies about, but I wasn’t ‘goo-goo, ga-ga’.

The Yorkshire Shepherdess hit out at the alarming impact Brexit has had on the agriculture industry and feels that the market has been absolutely destroyed.Speaking to Times Radio the farmer, 48 said: “It [Brexit] destroyed our market.“That’s absolutely what it did. We’re a country that has a lot of marginal lands that is only suitable for grazing livestock - sheep in other words."She continued: “We had markets in Europe, Spain, and Greece, they all wanted lightweight lambs that we supply.“But unfortunately that market is pretty much shut off from us.”Robert Rinder 'unrecognisable' after break with Carol VordermanAmanda also came out in support of under-fire presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen got candid about a medical emergency involving one of her children whilst on the farm. In a chat with Times Radio, Amanda revealed the shock incident which occurred before Christmas.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, 48, has suggested farmers “love” Jeremy Clarkson, 62, after the star fronted popular Amazon Prime show Clarkson’s Farm.The former Top Gear presenter faced backlash a few weeks ago when a column he wrote about Meghan Markle, 41, became the most complained about in history, with more than 20,800 complaints to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso).Despite the scrutiny Jeremy has been under over the past month, Yorkshire Shepherdess pointed out the ways in which he had been “good for farming”."Farmers love him,” she admitted, after being quizzed on her thoughts about the disgraced presenter.“I'm absolutely sure of that because he highlights the problems of farming even under his umbrella of humour and doing it all wrong. “He has absolutely brought to the nation how difficult the job is,” she added.Speaking about “stereotypes” in farming during her interview with Times Radio, she continued: “He is, of course, not a born and bred farmer, same as me.” Following the backlash Jeremy received from the article he wrote about the Duchess of Sussex for his column in the Sun, the star has faced a number of repercussions.

Amanda concluded the tweet with the hashtags: “#yorkshire #snow #ice #freezjng #cold #play #skate.” (sic)Some fans appeared delighted to see the TV star was enjoying some family time while her children made memories.TDCDTweets wrote: “I love those double blade skates. Never seen them before.“The kids look like they are really enjoying the season.“They will look back on these fun times when they’re older and think fondly of ‘home’.

AMANDA Owen wowed fans after posting pictures of her children playing on a frozen river in her famous farm's grounds. The mother-of-nine, 48, hasn't had an easy start to the year — to say the least.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about life in the spotlight, admitting it's "never easy" and has "challenges". The admission comes after her split from husband Clive earlier last year after 22 years of marriage. In a new interview with the Mirror, Amanda was asked if life is easier now that her nine children were getting older.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen admitted that life is a struggle as the mum of nine adjusts to life following her split from her husband Clive after 22 years of marriage.

Amanda Owen, 48, announced via Instagram she had separated from her husband Clive Owen, 68, in June after 22 years of marriage.The news of their split came as shock to viewers who have grown to love the family, as the estranged couple gives an insight into life on Ravenseat Farm.The pair share nine children together – Raven, 21, Reuben, 19, Miles, 16, Edith, 14, Violet, 12, Sidney, 11, Annas, 9, Clemmy, 7, and six-year-old Nancy.The Channel 5 star opened up about the couple's split in a new interview, with Clive present during the chat, as she touched on the "pressures" of marriage.It has admittedly been a "tough" time for the pair but they have continued to remain cordial.Amanda turned and asked her former husband: “As in – he’s not smitten with me, are you, Clive?’’She continued to Radio Times: “Look, there are two simple facts: if he thought I was brilliant, and I thought he was brilliant, then we wouldn’t have separated.“It’s a fact, isn’t it? But, you know what, that’s not unique, it’s just how things are, pressures, all the rest of it.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star has landed her first role since her split from husband Clive in a new series set to air this month. Shepherdess Amanda Owen announced she and Clive would be separating last June after been together for 21 years. The pair called it quits on their popular Channel 5 series, Our Yorkshire Farm, which depicts the tough nature of farm work on the isolated Ravenseat Farm.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has been advised to 'stay safe' by her fans after her latest home update. Things have been rather challenging for the Yorkshire Shepherdess and her family lately at their farm.

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen, 48, has made a new admission about her split from husband Clive Owen, 68.The Our Yorkshire Farm stars, who decided to file for divorce last year, share nine children together on a farm in Ravenseat, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire.The famous Channel 5 couple announced they were going their separate ways back in June.However, a recent interviewer was “surprised” to find that the pair were willing to appear together in a zoom call. Asked if their relationship was now at a more cordial stage, rather than one of bitterness, Amanda spoke frankly about their separation.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans all said the same thing as Amanda Owen welcomed a 'new colleague' at Ravenseat. Amanda, 47, shares regular updates of life in the Yorkshire Dales with her large family on social media.

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen is leaving Ravenseat Farm for a brand new project. The Shepherdess, who split from husband Clive after 22 years of marriage, will be embarking on a series of live shows this year.

Amanda Owen, 48, has described how she and husband Clive Owen, 68, are still “working together” despite deciding to file for divorce last year.The Our Yorkshire Farm stars share nine children together on a farm in Ravenseat, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire. The famous Channel 5 couple announced they were going their separate ways back in June.However, Amanda has made it clear that they will continue to put on a unified front in order to do right by their children and the farm they share.“People assume that because I’m separated from my husband, Clive, things are harder, but in fact it’s the opposite,” Amanda wrote in a new article.“We have two farms that are basically next door to each other, so it’s close enough for it to be useful, but far enough for us to have space. “Whatever our personal situation, there’s a farm to run and nine children to look after so we’re just working together, making it happen,” she told the Times. Amanda and Clive met in 1996, married in 2000 and went on to have nine children ranging between the ages of 21 to six years old before finally deciding to call it quits.The family has starred in multiple television shows, becoming TV favourites thanks to Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm, which aired in 2018.Last year, Amanda took to Instagram to share the news of her and Clive’s separation after 20 years of marriage. “Clive and I are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to separate,” she wrote.“This hasn't been easy, but we both believe it's the right choice for the future of our family.“Although we are no longer a couple, we continue to work on the farm and co-parent together, without number one priority the happiness and well-being of our children.“We would like to