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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.

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.

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.

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

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen was forced to resort to candles after the mother of nine was plunged into darkness during a power cut.She has also had a burst pipe to contend with, all while struggling with the big freeze that has swept the country.She shared her ordeal, which comes soon after she announced that Our Yorkshire Farm would be axed by Channel 5, via Twitter.Sharing a snap of one of her young daughters looking mournful while clutching a candle in the dark, Amanda admitted: "No electric on the farm."She included the hashtags #darkness, #candlelight and #backtobasics - and, when prompted by concerned followers, she admitted that wasn't the only struggle she was facing.Asked if her internet was still online at home, she responded: "No, that’s why there’s a time lapse. No mobile signal neither so incommunicado until power restored."As she also lamented that it had been "absolutely freezing" up on the moors, @TJerryfan attempted to reassure her, encouraging: "It's going to be much warmer tonight than during the day."I think a few people might get caught out with damaged frozen pipes leaking as it suddenly thaws."Amanda then admitted that it had already happened to her, cringing: "One burst already to contend with!"@JohnWad84222151 sympathised: "Definitely correct, minus 15c with us three days this week even river frozen, sheep scraping the snow for moss, back to the hill on Tuesday when tups in, more to eat out there."Amanda replied: "Yes, we have moved some back to the moor already with a white tup to chase up.

Ulrika Jonsson recently, has even made the claim that there is "no need" for French people in the world. He has been accused of sexism, xenophobia and risqué humour, but has said he refuses to fall prey to cancel culture."Because I'm Gino and everybody knows me for a long time, I can get away with many things that someone else could not get away with," the This Morning chef claimed."There is a fine line on television and I think I walk the line," he added.An unconcerned Gino admitted he has come close to being cancelled in the past - but instead of worrying, even gave advice to other celebrities experiencing the same thing."What they should do instead of fighting the cancel culture is the way I do it - 'I don't care what you've got to say' - that's what I think," he told The Sun.READ NOW: Amanda Owen in tears over family memories after 'unreal' farewellDuring one episode of This Morning, Gino denied that chicken cordon bleu was originally from France - and claimed he wouldn't have cooked it if it had been."Everybody knows I will never cook a French dish," he declared scornfully."I am going to be honest with you - apart from my friend Fred Sirieix, I don't like French people.Too close to Italy!"They always think everything they do is the greatest.There is no need for French people in the world!"He insisted that he was actually preparing an Italian version of stuffed chicken breast, adding: "Now the French call it blah blah blah but it's really pollo impanato!"One incredulous Twitter user wrote: "Just imagine the outrage if [he] said: 'I don't like Pakistani people, or I don't like African people'.

Amanda Owen in tears over family memories after 'unreal' farewellBelinda Welsh wrote: "Wishing Shane a speedy recovery."Jo commented: "That's such a great news! Still sending all the good, healing vibes and positive energy!"Luke typed: "Sending all my love to both of you, Shane MacGowan is a living legend."Kieran Linehan penned: "Great news hope he's OK and home very soon."Shane has been confined to a wheelchair since shattering his pelvis in 2015. Last year, he also damaged his knee after a fall at home. Yesterday, she shared a picture of Shane smiling for the camera as she revealed he was back in hospital. She typed: "Please send prayers and healing vibes to Shane MacGowan in hospital again and really hoping to get out asap!! Thank you."Piers Morgan blasts Harry and Meghan for using him in doc trailer [REACTION]Emmerdale's Lisa Riley addresses tough personal news away from soap [EXCLUSIVE]Strictly's Helen Skelton gives stern warning to Gorka [REVEALED]She added to The Irish Mirror: "I’m definitely hoping he gets out this week.“He’s a bit frustrated, I think. He finds it very frustrating… he wants to get out.”When asked if he was doing okay, she added: “I think he is, yeah" adding: “Please don’t get too worried.

Amanda Owen in tears over family memories after 'unreal' farewell"It wasn’t a sexual relationship because I’m not going to cheat on my husband. But, you know, I think there are things that are way worse than sexual relationships, than cheating on someone that way."I consider what I did even worse because I actually let myself fall in love with him and stay in love with him for a long time."Kirstie seemingly didn't hide her love for John very well as she admitted his wife once confronted her about it.The Cheers actor continued: "Kelly came up to me, and they were married then, and she said, ‘Erm, why are you flirting with my husband?’"And that was sort of when I had to make a decision and that was pretty much the end of that."The actress went on to say she had no regrets falling in love with John and believed they "would have devoured each other".Kirstie's death was announced by her children in a statement on social media yesterday.They told fans that she only discovered she had colon cancer recently and died surrounded by her loved ones.Piers Morgan blasts Harry and Meghan for using him in doc trailer [REACTION]Prue Leith breaks silence as Matt Lucas quits Great British Bake Off [REVEALED]Emmerdale's Lisa Riley addresses tough personal news away from soap [EXCLUSIVE]John gushed over the late Cheers actress in a tribute on Twitter following the news.Alongside pictures of her and the pair smiling together, he wrote: "Kirstie was one of the most special relationships I’ve ever had."I love you Kirstie.

The Great British Bake Off this afternoon.The host took to Twitter to announce that he has no time in his schedule next year to film the popular Channel 4 show due to other work commitments.In response to his announcement, judge Prue wrote: "I have absolutely loved working with you @RealMattLucas."Thank you for bringing so much laughter and fun to the tent.

Emmerdale.The 46-year-old actress recently lost her mum-in-law and 10 years ago, lost her own mum Cathy to cancer.Despite her mum's death being over a decade ago, the actress said the pain is still very much with her. On how she's dealt with losing a loved one, Lisa said having a supportive family and talking to those in the same situation has helped her through tough times. She explained to Express.co.uk: "Especially with my family, we now know each other inside out, back to front, and with that in mind it's taken ownership of how individual we are."And of course, we're doing the grief storyline with Vinny on Emmerdale, you know what he's going through after the storm of the storyline, so it's lovely to portay grief on screen because we really know what we're talking about."Amanda Owen in tears over family memories after 'unreal' farewellLisa went on to say dressing up as Mandy has sometimes helped her through days where she has pretended to be OK. The actress continued: "Some days I can put Mandy's wig on and put the lashes on, the full make-up and the fabulous clothes, and I can kind of live vicariously through Mandy and that helps me get though the days when, you know, I'm really struggling."So, I'm really lucky that I can have that, I say, 'Oh I'm going to pretend today,' and pretending is what I'm doing by playing Mandy, but it's pretending I'm OK when sometimes I'm not."Back in October, Lisa's character was a shoulder to cry on for her adopted son Vinny (played by Bradley Johnson), following the death of his wife Liv Flaherty (Isobel Steele).At first, he pushed Mandy and Paddy (Dominic Brunt) away as he struggled to come to terms with her death.Thinking she was doing the right thing, she began packing up some of

Amanda Owen in tears over family memories after 'unreal' farewell"He was so proud of his family. A dedicated family man who was always there when you needed him."My Grandad had the most infectious laugh and it makes me smile when I think of it now.

Amanda Owen, 48, was devastated by the loss of Kate, just over a year after the much-loved family dog had suffered a miscarriage. Amanda, whose Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm has recently been cancelled, spent the weekend "laughing and crying" as she recalled memories of the pup who grew up to become a part of their family."A weekend of recounting dog stories.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has been keeping her fans updated following the news that Channel 5 would be dropping her family's show - and giving her ex-husband Clive a spin-off instead.She admitted she was feeling demotivated, but shared a snap of her daughters climbing hills and said she had been feeling "raring to go" the day before.Mother-of-nine Amanda announced her split from ex Clive this summer, marking an end to 22 years of marriage.She had previously admitted the pair's relationship had been far from romantic, telling OK! magazine: "I don't think it's in our make-up."The split has left 47-year-old Amanda to "shear sheep and shovel s**t" alongside her ex-husband as they continue to work and co-parent their children together - and perhaps it's little wonder she's feeling blue.With an unhappy face emoji, she shared her current situation with more than half a million Instagram followers, quipping: "Sunday morning. All raring to go.

Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley has defended her right not to marry her fiancé Al, following a recent loss in their family.The 46-year-old has been with her long-term partner for many years and they got engaged four years ago.The Mandy Dingle star has however always vowed that she will not change her name.While such a statement may bother some, Lisa said she and Al are very much happy as they are.She explained to Express.co.uk: "I come from a very devout Catholic family and basically what I've realised now with me and Al is, what difference is a ring and a piece of paper?"We call each other husband and wife, we've been together for years and years and years."Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolationLisa went on to say the thought of having females on one side of the church and males on the other to watch them marry doesn't give her happy thoughts."It makes me go to a place I don't want to go to," she spilled."We don't need that piece of paper in that sense, we've both lost a lot of people that we love."Lisa's mum Cathy died following a battle with cancer back in 2012 aged 58.Recently, her mother-in-law also passed away which she says has been "hard as hell" to cope with."Wedding plans really don't seem important when it's like that," she continued."It doesn't mean anything to do with the relationship, we both always say we just don't know what difference it will make."Following their tough time recently, she went on to say she wouldn't be able to cope with the stress of planning. Janette Manrara speaks out on 'pressure' with Aljaz at Christmas [REVEALED]Jasmine Harman's 'tough week' at work amid Jonnie Irwin's diagnosis [INSTAGRAM]Amanda Owen rants about 'more s**t to deal with' after show

Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to give fans an insight into the mucky side of farming as she likened it to some of the attention she's been receiving in the media.The shepherdess shared a video of herself driving a tractor on the field, while one her daughters was seen gutting out the barns. The 48-year-old was supported by fans as she urged people to "be kind" following the news Our Yorkshire Farm has been replaced. In view of her 205,000 followers, she wrote: "Another day, more **it to deal with."Good job it goes with the territory."#yorkshire #farm #spreadingit #boring #mediahype #nonstory #yawn #bekind #mya**e."Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolationMany of her fans commented on her latest post. Polly wrote: "You and your family always come together and do an AMAZING job.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has told fans she was ready to catch their last chicken following potential bird flu danger at Ravenseat.The 48-year-old shared pictures of her daughter Nancy attempting to catch the chicken which was stood next to pigeons outside.Taking to her Twitter, she wrote: "Poised, ready to catch the last remaining chicken."Anyway, no point getting in a flap about it.

Amanda Owen, 48, shared various images of the mice and shrews that she is having to “deal with” on her working farm at this time of year.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, which she is known as on social media, has grasped the attention of fans with her regular updates from her farm, located in Swaledale, North Yorkshire. And her latest post is no exception as she prepares for the colder season.Sharing an image of her stocked pantry, along with a shrew and a mouse, Amanda wrote the caption: “With winter approaching it’s time to stock up the dairy and at this time of year there’s an invasion of mice and shrews to deal with.”The shepherd-come-television presenter went on to explain more about the unfortunate fate of some of the creatures at this time of year.She added: “Some are owl snacks, others get a second chance & are freed in a barn.

Amanda Owen, 48, announced her split from husband Clive Owen, 67, back in June.The former couple bought a remote farmhouse in 2020 and were granted planning permission to renovate the property, but the Our Yorkshire Farm star recently admitted that work on the place had been delayed, as she shared a number of other farm struggles with her fans.Amanda took to Twitter yesterday to share an update with her 205,1000 followers, including a picture of daughter Nancy holding a large lightbulb as she sat amongst the hay. “Bringing brightness into a dark place,” the Channel 5 star penned with a lightbulb emoji. “In the sink mew, usually stacked from floor to ceiling with hay bales, this year we used another barn.” (sic) “Ah look at Nancy sitting there all on her own and so pretty,” one follower named Julie commented, while Brenda added, “Oh, so lovely. X” (sic) Amanda’s sweet snaps with her daughter were posted as she admitted that her family were subjected to a real “undertaking” at the farm, as she documented their hard day of manual labour. Earlier that day, the Yorkshire Shepherdess shared photos from the farm, which included some serious mucking out and firewood collecting. “That’s not even a half of what’s come out of the stalls, box and sink mew,” Amanda wrote with three ‘Pile of Poop' emojis. ”The boys have been mucking out and lasses have been on the firewood.

Amanda Owen has spilled her secret to keeping food costs down with nine children.The shepherdess said she is a fan of the marked down section in supermarkets and will make meals out of what she can to avoid waste and save money.The 48-year-old revealed she spends "at least £150" on her weekly shop at supermarkets "30 miles away" from their farm.She spilled: "I'm a devil for the marked down section."A few years ago I spent £1,000 on a cow so we don't have to buy milk, and our meat is from the farm."My mantra is, look at what you've got and make something out of it.

Amanda said: “Well, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t.“There’s enough room, believe me.”“We both are very committed to the family and the farm.That sounds so cheesy, like some bloody publishers’ statement, but it’s a fact. "We speak every day about what’s going on,” she said.“Sometimes I’m there, sometimes he’s there, sometimes he’s working away, sometimes I’m working away.