Clive Owen: Last News

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Amanda Owen, 47, lives on Ravenseat Farm with her husband, Clive Owen and their nine children, with their Channel 5 show, Our Yorkshire Farm, documenting their daily lives. Amanda also takes to Twitter to share daily updates of the obstacles they face and this weekend was no different.Amanda took to the micro-blogging site on Saturday, to share an update on the baby lambs recently born on the farm.She shared a series of four snaps of two of her children feeding the sheep along with pictures of them carrying out their chores, in view of her 195,500 followers.The shepherdess captioned the post: "Quieting down on the lambing front and the land is finally greening up but it’s still rather cold."There are nests, chicks and new life all around.

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Clive and Amanda Owen have finally received planning permission to renovate their home. The stars of the much-loved Channel 5 series bought High Smithy Holme back in 2020, which is a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker. Clive, 67, and Amanda, 47, have faced a two-year battle to obtain permission from planning officers to turn the derelict cottage into a two-bedroom house, The Daily Star reports.

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Amanda and Clive Owen bought High Smithy Holme, also known as Anty Johns, a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker, in 2020, which is a short distance from their sheep farm, Ravenseat. The couple is now set to start the process of turning the semi-derelict cottage into a two-bed home after having been given permission. However, the plans reveal the home only has two bedrooms, meaning it would be unsuitable for the family of 11 to live there.Grade II listed property Anty Johns, which features an attached barn, dates back to the early 18th century and has been empty for around 60 years. It was once the home of Anthony Clarkson, a Georgian-era land surveyor and commissioner who designed all of the tithe maps of Swaledale.The Owens submitted plans for a conversion into a two-bedroom dwelling as the property is in a semi-derelict state and has suffered from roof collapses.The floor plan includes a living room, hall/stairs and cupboard in the former parlour and dairy service room, a lounge in what was once a stable, kitchen/diner, utility and shower rooms to the rear, and two upstairs bedrooms.No objections to the scheme were received either from official consultees or members of the public.The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority's planning officers recommended the application for approval, commenting that the plans “struck a good balance” between conserving the building's historic character and the requirements of modern habitation.They added that they were supportive of the farm being brought back into use.Some conditions were imposed, including the installation of bat boxes on a sycamore tree in the grounds.The Owens originally told the media that their purchase of High Smithy Holme

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has admitted that letting her and husband Clive Owen's kids be more “hands on” can spark arguments.The shepherdess, 47, took to social media yesterday to share an insight into her home life with her fans. Sharing an update with her 506,000 Instagram followers, Amanda wrote: “Teamwork makes the dream work.“Being hands on and letting the children be involved keeps them enthusiastic and interested.”However, she went on to admit: “They can be very competitive though, arguing about who is going who is going to pour the milk.”“You can see why I get very bad ear worms,” she quipped. The mother-of-nine then added a picture of three of her daughters feeding some young lambs from a bottle.In other snaps, Amanda posed for selfies with her girls on their day out in the fields. The adorable pictures acted as a visual aid to help explain why she encourages her kids to get involved with farming, as they appeared to be totally engrossed in their tasks. The photos have already amassed more than 17,000 likes and 100 comments since they were posted yesterday.Plenty of Our Yorkshire Farm fans rushed to the comments section to praise Amanda and her daughters for their approach to life at Ravenseat. Malcolm Jeffs wrote: “What a wonderful way for children to grow up and learn best wishes to you.” (sic)Elaine Bolam commented: “Love watching them with the lambs. New life.”Gemma penned: “Your girls are busy bees, they are helping you, much better than looking at screens all day.” (sic)Peter Armstrong wrote: “You must be so proud of all your children.

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Amanda Owen, 47, is known for living on Ravenseat Farm with her husband Clive Owen and their nine children.The shepherdess has taken to Twitter to share an update of life in the farm after previously sad recent updates.Amanda posted a series of four pictures of one of her children with their dog, with a flock of sheep behind.She captioned the post in view of her 192,400 Twitter followers: "Nothing wrong with taking a pause."Work and play for Kate #shepherdess #sheepdog #yorkshire #sunshine #bright."Many social media users took to the post's comments to wish the Owen family well.Xfloral_jessx said: "It's so important to pause for a break. Good Morning to you all."AlmisharySaad added: "Kate deserves that.

Amanda Owen seems never to have a dull moment at Ravenseat Farm, where she films her hugely popular Channel 5 show.

Amanda Owen left her followers excited as she shared a series of photos ahead of new arrivals to the farm.The Our Yorkshire Farm star explained how they were undergoing “ultrasound scanning” of the yows.Amanda took to Twitter last night as she shared the insight with her fans with a series of photos.These featured her children surrounded by sheep as they went about the task of scanning them.This is in preparation for lambing season in the springtime.In the snaps, the snowy landscape behind Ravenseat could also be seen after the impact of Storm Eunice.Alongside her snaps, Amanda wrote: “Many hands make light work.“*Ultrasound scanning the yows*.”The farmer then finished her caption with the hashtags: “#yorkshire #shepherdess #scan.”Following her update, several of her followers weighed in with their excitement.Jane Jones wrote: “I hope you have a load of lambs come spring Amanda loving the braids in Clemmys hair xx.” (sic)Margaret Thompson added: “The advantages of a family growing up - and willing to help!“You must be so proud of them.”Janet Evans added: “So lovely to see Raven x Rueben but I’m not sure if it’s him or miles they are so much alike.“Luv To The Owens Family xx.” (sic)While user Elenemma88 added: “Please stop clem growing up xx.”Amanda lives on her Ravenseat farm with her husband Clive Owen and their nine children.The family are the focus of the hugely popular Channel 5 documentary series Our Yorkshire Farm.The latest season aired at the end of last year, with fans hopeful more episodes are on their way.Amanda often shares daily updates from the farm across her social media pages to keep her followers in the loop.Over the past few days, she has been sharing the impact of Storm Eunice on Ravenseat.She shared

Amanda Owen, 47, lives on Ravenseat Farm with her husband Clive Owen and her nine children, with the shepherdess regularly taking to social media to share details of farm life.The Our Yorkshire Farm star took to social media late last night to share how Storm Dudley had affected her farm, as she detailed the "diabolical conditions".Amanda shared three pictures to Twitter of herself with the farm animals.One picture showed herself smiling holding on to her hat, with the wind pulling her back.She captioned the post in view of her 190,700 followers: "Hang onto your hats as #StormDudley has arrived."Conditions have been diabolical."Some of our more outlying flocks are coming back down from the moor & into the land tomorrow in case the snow comes."At the end of her post she included the hashtags: "#shepherdess #storms #weather #watchout."Many took to the comments to share their experience with Storm Dudley and wish her and her family well.Pamela108Pam said: "I hope that you are all well and safe and sound."Kimnicholls16 added: "Real strong winds in Mid Wales - hope you guys are all ok." (sic)KenBlackwell14 commented: "Stay warm and safe."You're quite the lady to handle the weather, animals and your kids.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe upcoming FX limited mystery series “The Retreat” has added 10 new cast members, Variety has learned.Clive Owen, Harris Dickinson, Alice Braga, Jermaine Fowler, Joan Chen, Edoardo Ballerini, Raul Esparza, Pegah Ferydoni, Ryan J. Haddad and Javed Khan have all joined the series.

FX has set its cast for Retreat, a limited series from The OA creators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij. Oscar nominee Clive Owen (Closer, The Knick) Harris Dickinson (Beach Rats, The King’s Man), Alice Braga (Queen of the South, The Suicide Squad), Jermaine Fowler (Coming 2 America, Judas & the Black Messiah), Joan Chen (The Last Emperor, Twin Peaks), Raul Esparza (Law & Order: SVU, Candy), Edoardo Ballerini (The Sopranos, Dinner Rush) Pegah Ferydoni (Turkish for Beginners, Drama Women Without Men), Ryan J. Haddad (The Politician, Hi, Are You Single?) and Javed Khan (The Bay, Gangs of London) join Corrin in the series, along with previously announced Marling.

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Amanda Owen, 47, lives on Ravenseat farm with her nine children and husband Clive Owen, along with the many farm animals.She was welcomed back to social media today with open arms after the farmer took a break from posting this month.Amanda took to social media yesterday to share a string of four pictures showing a snippet of farm life over the past week.The photos include a selfie with two of her children, another with them laying on hay and then a snippet of three of her children on their land.She captioned the post in view of her 190,400 Twitter followers: "In good company #shepherdess #yorkshire #sheep #sunshine #terriers."Many fans took to the comments to send the shepherdess positive messages on her return to social media.NoreenClarke151 said: "Hello Owen family! Missed your tweets."SonghurstP added: "Great to see your photos again. Keep them coming as they make my day!"Nicky_speight commented: "Missed your photos.

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.

Amanda Owen, 47, has taken to Twitter to share a snippet of farm life with her children, with fans startled by how grown up her son Sid looks. Amanda shares nine children with her husband Clive Owen, including Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clementine and Nancy.Amanda took to Twitter to share pictures of two of her children with baby lambs yesterday afternoon.She also posted a video of Sid holding a lamb in a separate short video.She captioned the video in view of her 480,000 followers: "Ewe couldn’t make this up !!!!"Either really early or really late?"#yorkshire #farm #countryside #outdoors #Lamb."Several fans flocked to the comments to share their thoughts on the new arrival and to express their joy at seeing Sid return to their screens.Bluetopaz85Lynn said: "Looks very windy up there.Sid's growing up very fast."Nowayjomo added: "Lovely to see Sid, missing his cheery face."Looking every bit the farmer there."Pamela108Pam commented: "Love it.Sid certainly looks in his element."Keswickgirl complimented Sid: "Oh wow! Look at Sid growing so tall."Amanda has been braving the winds of Storm Malik as her family prepares for the new arrivals.She also shared a candid video with her children Clemmie and Sid, they could be seen tending to the new farm arrival.The baby lamb was being fed by the mother sheep in a heartwarming video.The Yorkshire shepherdess issued an apology for the clip not including any sound due to the heavy winds.Amanda captioned the clip: "Over to ewe.

Amanda Owen has taken to Instagram and Twitter to address the "thoroughly unpleasant" time she's been having at Ravenseat.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 47, detailed the less than ideal weather she was facing on the family's farm, Ravenseat, in Upper Swaledale, candidly branding the conditions "horrible".In view of her 473,000 followers, the mother-of-nine, who shares her children with husband and fellow farmer Clive Owen, addressed the bleak weather.She wrote: "There’s snow & there’s snow," alongside two snowflake emojis."Today's wintery blast was horrible.(sic)"Sleety wet snow coupled with wind made conditions thoroughly unpleasant," she ended her post.She added hashtags: "#yorkshire #snow #winter #weather."Alongside the caption, the best-selling author shared a series of snaps of her time out in the snow.In the first, Amanda could be seen standing amongst her flock of sheep as the cold wind whipped her hair around her face.Despite attending to her animals, the farmer opted for a touch of glam by wearing glitzy silver earrings.In another picture, the TV star grimaced for a selfie as damp tendrils of hair clung to her hood.Following the series of snaps, fans of the shepherdess rushed to the comments to urge her to look after herself in the sub-zero temperatures.Instagram user karanwigglesworth wrote: "Stay safe out there."Peggrem commented: "Unpleasant is not the word it looks bloomin' freezing x."emily_coles5 added: "Make sure you all have that fire lovely and warm after being in that weather xxx."While tarasm69 penned: "You still manage to look glam though!!"Following her earlier post, Amanda went on to share snaps of her children playing in the snow under a sunny blue sky.The Yorkshire-native showed off her photography

Amanda Owen, 47, has revealed that although many of her fellow farmers enjoyed watching Jeremy Clarkson’s docuseries, Clarkson’s Farm, she wasn’t tempted to join them.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen was a guest on James Martin’s Saturday Morning earlier today where she opened up about her marriage.The shepherdess discussed how marrying husband Clive Owen was a “steep learning curve” as she wasn’t used to life on the farm.James was asking the star about how they first met when Amanda made the admission.She said on the ITV show earlier this morning: “I was milking cows over in Cumbria and I was sent on a mission to go and go and borrow a tup.”Amanda then teased how James would know what a tup is, given he also comes from Yorkshire.The shepherdess continued: “It is a ram.""I went to pick up a male sheep and met Clive and that’s where it all began," she added.“But obviously it’s been quite a steep learning

Amanda Owen, 47, and her husband of 21 years Clive Owen, 66, released a joint statement last week saying “like any marriage, we have our stresses and strains”, but added they always wanted to “show the reality of life on the farm” through their TV shows and book deals.