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Countryfile star Adam Henson headed to the Isle of Islay in the Scottish Hebrides for a holiday with his partner Charlotte Henson earlier this year.The English farmer and TV presenter fell in love with the "unspoilt" beauty of the island, which is perfect for nature lovers like himself.The 55-year-old and his spouse both packed a pair of binoculars for their trip and delightedly caught sight of a golden eagle.While visiting a RSPB reserve, Adam also spotted hen harriers.The father-of-two said he enjoyed a relaxing day at the beach during his short getaway, and went swimming in the sea.They also hoped to catch sight of some otters, which Charlotte, who Adam calls Charlie, had never seen before.He told Herald Scotland that he wished he could

Countryfile on BBC One. However, he opened up in a 2019 interview about the difficulties filming places on family life with his partner Charlotte Henson and their two children.Adam reflected on the struggles which come with filming on the hit series when speaking to Express.co.uk back in 2019.During the interview, the star opened up about how much he enjoyed working on the show.However, he did also reveal how it is not without its “downside”.Adam explained: “My only downside would be that I’m away from home a lot.“I film two days a week and that takes me away from the family and away from the farm.

Adam first joined the Countryfile team in 2001.Since then the presenter has become a fan favourite for his evergrowing passion for farming and conservation.

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, is back on our screens tonight for the BBC One hit show.

Presenter Adam is back on our screens for another episode of Countryfile on BBC tonight.The farmer and TV presenter has been part of the successful programme since 2001 and his passion for farming and conservation has made him a fan-favourite among the millions of viewers Countryfile attracts every Sunday.Not much is known about Adam’s long-time partner Charlotte Henson, but the couple never married.The pair have known each other since Adam was just 16 and they were both still in school.Adam and Charlotte live on his Cotswold rare breeds farm where they have rare cattle, sheep, pigs and horses.The 54-year-old TV presenter has previously said Charlotte does not eat meat and is a vegetarian.Speaking to The Mirror in May 2019, Adam said: “He’s

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, has opened up about his and wife Charlotte Henson’s decision to sell the first house they bought together in Bristol in a recently unearthed interview.The farmer explained the couple were concerned about “problems” occurring in the property at the time after Charlotte stopped working in the city.Speaking to Metro.co.uk in 2017, Adam revealed he and his partner bought the house to rent out, adding: “Also if the farm went bust and we lost our home, we would have a property.”Addressing why they bought a property in Bristol, the star divulged: “Charlie was working in television in Bristol and knew people down there who could do maintenance and those sort of things. “Plus it was a lot cheaper than buying in

Countryfile favourite Adam Henson, 54, has revealed his wife Charlotte Henson was the person who gave him the push he needed to host the BBC show.The star explained the programme was doing a presenter search and he initially “wasn’t bothered” to sign up.However, Adam admitted his partner “nagged” him to go through the audition process at the time because she thought he would excel at the job.Speaking to The Mirror in an interview last year, the farmer said “business was bad” when he was considering the Countryfile role due to the impact of foot-and-mouth disease in 2001.Opening up about becoming a presenter on the show, Adam told the publication: “I’m grateful for Countryfile.“In 2001 when foot-and-mouth disease was rife, we couldn’t open