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BBC One later this month, Liz admitted she was initially taken aback when he showed her photos of an 18th-century cottage."I thought it was just one of his mad moments!" she giggled in a new joint interview.But while their new lives as farmers is well under way, they soon came to realise that they were naive about the challenges ahead."He’s pretty squeamish," Liz admitted to Radio Times."But I think that’s where the teamwork comes in."I’ll do what Kelvin can’t face!"Their move was partly prompted by the numerous Covid lockdowns, where Kelvin explained he had a lot of time to "be present and reflect"."I think both of us were ready for a change.To embrace something new," he smiled.However, he admitted he has been warned by their new neighbours it might be harder than he thinks."Farmers round here keep telling me I won’t make any money from farming," Kelvin shrugged."I still can’t understand that concept because I’m absolutely convinced I will."Either way, they both insist that they are in it for the long haul and plan to give their all to rural life."Sometimes I do wonder whether we’ve taken on too much,” he admitted."But I can’t imagine us not doing this now.

BBC1’s six-part series Kelvin’s Big Farming Adventure, which follows the fsmily as they attempt to get to grips with a very different lifestyle.And in a new joint interview with wife Liz Marsland, the former soap star who rose to fame as young farmer Andy Sugden on Emmerdale, spoke about why he turned what was originally a fictional job on telly into real life."Farmers round here keep telling me I won’t make any money from farming," Kelvin shrugged."I still can’t understand that concept because I’m absolutely convinced I will."Either way, the pair both insist that they are in it for the long haul and plan to give their all to rural life."Sometimes I do wonder whether we’ve taken on too much," he admitted."But I can’t imagine us not doing this now.