Clive Owen: Last News

EXCLUSIVE:  Sebastian de Souza, Eddie Marsan and Rich Sommer have boarded the Chloe Domont-directed finance world thriller opposite Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich.

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 all about her chaotic Christmas at Ravenseat with her family. Amanda shares nine children with her husband Clive Owen, including: Raven, 20, Reuben, 18, Miles, 15, Edith, 12, Violet, 10, Sidney, nine, Annas seven, Clemmy, six, and Nancy, four.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen experienced a traumatic time during the festive season, after her daughter Nancy had an accident on Christmas Day.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, who shares nine children with her husband Clive Owen, explained the terrifying details on Twitter after Nancy, 4, "swallowed a biro".But Amanda, 47, was quick to reassure her followers that her daughter was fine but was "just spitting ink".Posting a picture of her children on the social media platform, the star also listed the other calamities she faced on Christmas Day.She penned: "Reubs dismantling carburettor in kitchen."Sid abandoned on loft as he knocked ladder away with straw bale."Clem, Annas & Tony are sharing mineral lick (for Tony) in living room & Nancy’s

Amanda Owen, 47, has revealed all about her chaotic Christmas at Ravenseat with her family.

The glitterati was out in full force in Jeddah on Monday night as the inaugural Red Sea International Film Festival kicked off with the Middle Eastern premiere of Joe Wright’s musical romance Cyrano.

Alessandra Ambrosio and Candice Swanepoel glammed up the red carpet for the inaugural Red Sea International Film Festival on Monday night (December 6) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

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.TV shepherdess Amanda and her hubby Clive Owen have been at the centre of the Channel 5 show since it first aired on our screens in 2018.The hard-working parents have won tons of fans who have become emotionally invested in the farming family who work on the idyllic Ravenseat Farm in Yorkshire.The big move comes after fans watched the bittersweet series finale, and uncertainty whether the family will stay there.They stay on Ravenseat in the Yorkshire Dales with their nine kids - who help their parents out with a number of tasks on the farm.However, mum Amanda is set to leave Ravenseat behind for her next television role as she has now joined BBC series Winter Walks, on BBC Four.The BBC series is set to premiere on Monday

Her husband Clive Owen and their nine children were not pictured, but the brutal conditions were impossible to miss.The author wrote: "The ferocity of #StormArwen was unreal."With no power & a number of near brushes will falling trees and drifting snow, it has been a stressful time."Amanda made sure to highlight she wasn't moaning however, saying some have had it even worse."Not complaining though as we’re alright and there’s plenty of folk that are really struggling during this," she stated.A second grid upload featured a video of her blustery outlook, as the wind swept over the hills.Amanda continued: "Never forget the power of nature."A beautiful and yet brutal scene #stormarwen #storm #winter."It wasn't long before the star was

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

Our Yorkshire Farm, Clive and Amanda Owen's youngest Nancy went off to start her first day at school, following in the footsteps of her older eight siblings.

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 star Clive Owen clashed with teenage son Reuben in the latest episode of the Channel 5 show.The farmer, 67, hired a digger after the hay meadows were in danger of being flooded.He needed to control a river than runs through the family's farm where he lives with wife Amanda and their nine children.Clive explained to viewers: "It’s just a constant battle with nature, you know, trying to protect what we’ve got."As Reuben joined the project and helped manoeuvre the huge machinery, dad Clive tried to instructed the teen on how best to get the work done.Clive said: “I think you should be blocking it there."Reuben replied: “It doesn’t matter.

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

Amanda Owen, 47, has taken to Instagram to share a photo with her family, including her rarely seen husband Clive Owen, 66.The Our Yorkshire Farm star announced in the post that her book, Celebrating the Seasons with the Yorkshire Shepherdess, was number three in The Times’ bestseller list.In view of her 419,000 followers, Amanda captioned the post, which featured a rare snap of her other half: "They're my number 1.“We've had plenty of number 2's to deal with and now we have a number 3!“Absolutely stunned to learn that my book is at number 3 in @thetimes bestseller charts."Amanda was flooded with messages of support from her fans as they celebrated the good news.carolinewolf_cwc typed: “Congratulations and well deserved to all the

Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen was "fed up" in the most recent episode of the popular Channel 5 TV programme, as he shared the family's Ravenseat weather struggle with viewers at home.The 67-year-old farmer and father opened up about the struggles the family had been facing in last week's episode of Our Yorkshire Farm, when the weather decided to take an unexpected turn.