Amanda Owen: Last News

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen will not feature in a new Channel 5 series alongside her ex, Clive, it has been revealed. Fans have been wondering about the future of the Channel 5 series, ever since Amanda and Clive Owen announced their separation earlier this year, and now all has been revealed about the family's future TV projects.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen celebrates her eldest daughter Raven graduating from university in rare photos. The Owen family reunited to celebrate Raven's graduation this weekend.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda and Clive Owen put on a united front as they celebrated their daughter's big day. The pair stood proudly together for a picture with their daughter Raven as she graduated from university. The 21-year-old completed her biomedical science course at York St John's University.

AMANDA Owen left fans in agreement after her latest social media post from Ravenseat. Amanda Owen regularly updates her fans on her day-to-day life at the famous farm.

AMANDA Owen has wowed fans as she hiked up a mountain in tiny shorts in her latest social media post. The Yorkshire Shepherdess has given fans a treat as she posted a snap of her during a hiking session with her daughter Nancy.

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.

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OUR Yorkshire Farm fans were left reeling after spotting a new addition to the Owen family in the Sheppardress' latest social media post. Amanda, 48, took to Twitter to share a wholesome family photo, along with the news that she will be "taking a break." Fans commented on the cat in the adorable snap asking whether it was a new addition to the Owen family. One said: "The cat and the chicken (cockerel?) absolutely make for a perfect picture with your gorgeous girls.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans have been left open-mouthed as Amanda Owen revealed the truth behind feeding nine kids at Ravenseat. Amanda, 47, has a large brood with estranged husband Clive, and their antics are documented on the popular Channel 5 show.

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.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen shared photos from Ravenseat including two snaps with some of her children - and fans were left gushing over the star. The Yorkshire Shepherdess consistently updates her fans with photo's of her day-to-day life at Ravenseat farm.

Amanda Owen had fans of her Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm emotional as she shared some “unbelievable” news.The Yorkshire Shepherdess announced a big update about her most recent book, Celebrating the Seasons with the Yorkshire Shepherdess.The book shares anecdotes of Amanda’s life up at Ravenseat, including photographs taken by the Owen family, Amanda’s favourite recipes and more farming favourites. READ NEXT: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen floors fans as she dons tiny shorts on countryside walk And, deservedly, Amanda’s new hardback reached number three in the bestseller chart this week.Taking to Twitter to share her news with fans, an emotional Amanda posted a snap of her son Reuben poring over The Times newspaper clad in their farming gear – and plenty of mud to go with it.Amanda penned: “Reuben & his mate Tom went to get The Times newspaper as they knew my book was in the bestseller chart this week.“Number 3… unbelievable. It’s all you folks, followers & friends that made this happen.“Know that we appreciate each and every one of you.

Amanda Owen constantly keeps her followers in awe over her dazzling photos.The TV favourite has been a regular poster on Instagram ever since she launched her own show on Channel 4 following her journey looking after her farm alongside her family.READ NEXT: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen floors fans as she dons tiny shorts on countryside walkDespite being off-air, Amanda still posts on a regular basis about her life including photos with her youngsters and the daily antics on the farm - and her fans have loved it.In her latest snap the shepherdess explained to her followers that she was "trying to get some order" but she had too much to do on the farm.However, she added: "Anyway, many hands make light work. Sale time, sorting up and soon it'll be time to lay the cows in for winter."Alongside her photos Amanda shared snaps of the sheep on the farm while posing for a separate photo with her daughter as they both flashed a smile at the camera.Amanda also posed for a snap with her son as she opted for a green fleece paired with a grey jumper and pinned her brunette locks back for a half-up half-down style.As usual her makeup look was minimal with just a swipe of eyeliner and a light brush of mascara as she sat in her jeep.Fans immediately flooded Amanda with support as one follower wrote: "You are truly awesome Amanda, keeping everything going with grace, beauty and drive."What a role model you are for your beautiful children.

AMANDA Owen left fans all saying the same thing with her latest slew of snaps. The Yorkshire Shepheress rose to fame for her appearances in the Channel 5 rural reality show Our Yorkshire Farm which chronicles her working life on the farm as well as the trials and tribulations of being a mother-of-nine.  But it appeared Amanda was taking a bit of time out for herself this week as she spent some quality time with her pet pooch, Kate.  The reality star shared a collection of pictures of sheepdog Kate as they went for a countryside walk together.  Alongside the images, Amanda wrote: “Eyes bright & still as keen as mustard, dogged determination from veteran sheepdog Kate on the gather.” Her Twitter followers were wowing over just how cute Kate was as they rushed to the comments section to air their thoughts.

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Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has been caught gushing over her children on social media. She took to twitter with a selection of adorable snaps of her nine children including group shots and photos with herself and her elder children.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen and her family will work with Channel 5 on a number of new programmes - the channel confirmed. Channel 5 said Amanda Owen and her family are "hugely important" to the television network and they are working on a "number of" new programmes with them.

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.