Amanda Owenа: Last News

Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben Owen has opened up about how his family has been coping since his parents, Amanda and Clive Owen, decided to part ways. Despite the drama, he shares that the exes remain professional, focusing on the tasks at hand at Ravenseat Farm.The former couple, who became household names through their hit TV series, announced their separation towards the end of last year, leaving fans stunned. While they've kept quiet about the nitty-gritty of their split, Clive, who is two decades senior to Amanda, hinted at personal regrets.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Reuben Owen is set to return to TV screens with a brand new series.The 19 year old, who is the son of Amanda and Clive Owen, will be giving viewers a look into his heavy plant machinery business. The new six-part series, titled Reuben Owen: Life in the Dales, will begin airing on Channel 5 on 28 March. Reuben will star in the programme alongside his best pals Tommy and Sarah, who he runs his business with in a remote village in the Yorkshire Dales.

announcing their split last week. The Our Yorkshire Farm stars revealed they are no longer living together after 22 years of marriage. However, in a statement posted to Instagram the Yorkshire Shepherdess assured fans she and Clive would continue to work together in running the farm and co-parenting their large brood.

On Thursday, Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen, 47, confirmed that she and husband Clive, 67, had split.The news comes after the couple admitted in October 2021 that they were navigating through a "rocky patch". At the time, reports suggested that they were "battling to save their marriage" after 21 years, with Amanda said to be staying in a nearby rental property.

Amanda Owen, her husband Clive and their nine children share their lives on Ravenseat Farm.Our Yorkshire Farm is the popular farm documentary show on Channel five however it has been off screens since last year when series five reached its conclusion.When the series ended in November 2021 fans were left gutted as there has been no announcement made about a return to screens.In the final episode of the series viewers watched as the Owen family continued running things as usual on the farm despite their children enjoying the summer heatwave.The farming couple recently caused speculation about the future of the show after they announced they will be moving from their famous Ravenseat Farm home in the Yorkshire Dales.But thankfully, the future is looking bright for the family's show as it has now been given the green light for season six, however an official return date has not been announced by the channel as of yet.Channel 5 star Amanda Owen is set to make £250,000 annually thanks to her 10 years on TV and her five best selling books.Fans will remember in the early days of Our Yorkshire Farm, the family told viewers that it was hard to make ends meet but it seems, thanks to the success of the show, the Owen clan could be making a fortune.Now the mum-of-nine is able to rake in cash from magazine interviews and ads for products such as dog food.She has also been able to build their brand through the use of social media and has now racked up an impressive 511,000 followers on Instagram, where she documents the trials and tribulations of life on the farm.Amanda has also released several best-selling books since the show began, such as The Yorkshire Shepherd and The Adventures of the Yorkshire Shepherdess.The Sun revealed that

Supervet star Noel Fitzpatrick is mourning the death of his beloved mother, Rita, who passed away on Wednesday at the age of 92.MORE: Everything you need to know about supervet Noel FitzpatrickIn a statement released by the family, they requested time to mourn in private before paying tribute to the matriarch. HELLO! has reached out for comment.WATCH: Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick in tears over loss of beloved petIt read, via The Mirror: "Our beloved mother, Rita Fitzpatrick (92), passed away peacefully in her home at Esker, Mountmellick, on Wednesday 2 February.

Viewers of Our Yorkshire Farm were devastated upon learning that Tuesday night's instalment would be the last episode in the series.The Channel 5 show has taken the nation by storm since its launch in 2018 and looks at the lives of hill shepherds Amanda and Clive Owen, who have admitted they are currently going through a "rocky patch", and their nine children. However, ahead of Tuesday night's episode, Channel 5 confirmed that it would be the last in the series and made no further announcement on whether a sixth season was in the works.

Our Yorkshire Farm viewers were left sobbing after they discovered that it was the last episode in the series.The popular Channel 5 programme, which gives viewers insight into hill shepherds Amanda and Clive Owen along with their nine children, has been captivating the hearts of the nation for several weeks.But before the show aired on Tuesday night, Channel 5 announced that it would be the last in the series.Disappointed with the news viewers rushed to Twitter to share their upset.One fan wrote: "Loving #OurYorkshireFarm, shame it's the last one for a while."Another said: "Last episode, gutted is an understatement! The most amazing family.

Our Yorkshire Farm family are set to switch Ravenseat life for a farm in Upper Swaledale.The Owens are opting for a change of scenery along with their nine children after 25 years on the billion pound estate-owned Ravenseat Farm in Keld, Swaledale.The Ravenseat estate is owned by billionaire Robert Miller, 88, who is the co-founder of Duty Free Shops.Rated 9.2/10 on IMDb, the day-to-day life and documentary Yorkshire Farm Family series is narrated by Ben Fogle following the first-generation farmers Amanda and Clive Owen through their traditional farm lifestyle.Amanda confirmed the family had been planning to buy their own home for a while and will be renovating their new place in Anty Johns in Upper Swaledale, just a mile away from their

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda and Clive Owen have opened up about their marital struggles. The pair have struck back at rumours of a split, stating they are going through a "rocky patch" in their marriage.

with a passionate plea today. The Channel 5 Our Yorkshrie Farm stars were reporte to be on the verge of a divorce on Wednesday.

It read: "With the TV show and the books we've always aimed to show the reality of life on the farm, and just like any marriage we have our stresses and strains, coupled with all the complexities of what we do on the farm and bringing up nine kids."We're a normal family and we've never said our marriage is perfect."Unfortunately, the constant intrusion into our lives from the media has amplified a rocky patch that we're going through."We ask that the media respect our privacy as we work through this."

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda and Clive Owen yesterday confirmed their marriage is going through a "rocky patch", but it appears her mother knew nothing about this.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen regularly opens the door to her farmhouse on the popular Channel 5 show. However, the Shepherdess, 46, has bluntly branded her home a 's***hole' - with 'squelchy carpets and stained walls'.

about their marriage. The Sun today reported how Amanda was living away from Clive at Ravenseat as they "fight" for their marriage of 21 years.

OUR Yorkshire Farm stars Amanda Owen and her husband Clive have opened up about their split after The Sun revealed they were battling to save their 21-year marriage. In a joint statement released today, the couple – who share nine children – admit they “never said their marriage was perfect” after it emerged they hadn’t been living together.

Amanda Owen, 47, and Clive Owen, 66, who have been married for 21 years, said they are experiencing a "rocky patch" and have "stresses and strains" like any other relationship.The couple decided to speak out after a source claimed to The Sun that she had been spending nights away from the family home.In a joint statement, they said: "With the TV show and the books we've always aimed to show the reality of life on the farm, and just like any marriage we have our stresses and strains, coupled with all the complexities of what we do on the farm and bringing up nine kids."We're a normal family and we've never said our marriage is perfect."Unfortunately the constant intrusion into our lives from the media has amplified a rocky patch that we're

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen and her husband Clive have admitted they are navigating through a "rocky patch".The Our Yorkshire Farm stars were hit with speculation that they were "battling to save their marriage" after 21 years, with Amanda said to staying in a nearby rental property to save their marriage. And in a joint statement to OK!, the pair have revealed: "With the TV show and the books we've always aimed to show the reality of life on the farm, and just like any marriage we have our stresses and strains, coupled with all the complexities of what we do on the farm and bringing up nine kids.

Our Yorkshire Farm viewers were dumbfounded on the latest episode as Amanda and Clive Owen attempted to teach their youngest children about real life on the farm.Amanda, 47, set her three youngest children- Nancy, Violet and Clemmy - a task of checking on the lambs that had not long been born.The trio set out across the steep and rocky fields to check on the sheep and their young while reporting back to their mum.Nancy explained that all of the sheep were healthy and didn't have any "infections".However, Amanda had her suspicions that things might not have been as flowery as her children had first discovered.Setting out again, Amanda noticed that one of the lambs appeared to be missing.She said on camera: "I can see something and it's not

Amanda Owen’s stepdaughter, Rosie, has lifted the lid on her experience growing up on Ravenseat Farm. Unlike Amanda and Clive Owen’s nine children, Rosie links the 2,000-acre farm to previous heartbreak.She said: “Millions tune in to see this idyllic farm on the TV but they don’t know the heartache behind it.”Rosie is one of Clive’s two children from his first marriage.Shee was three-years-old when her family moved to Ravenseat in 1989, and her idyllic country lifestyle began.However, the bucolic dream came to a bitter end when six years later, her parents split up after 13 years together.The couple cited “falling out of love” as the reason behind their marriage breakdown, and Rosie’s mother moved her and her older brother to Kirkby

Fans of hit TV show Our Yorkshire Farm will know Amanda and Clive Owen and their children as the perfect family unit. Viewers tune in to watch the couple raise their nine children, three boys and six girls aged four to 20, as they navigate life on Ravenseat Farm.