Yorkshire Shepherdess: Last News

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has opened up about her life on the farm, saying she's now in a "permanent state of tiredness" as one of her children is poorly. The Yorkshire Shepherdess also spoke up about her marriage ending and how life on the farm has to "carry on".

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has broken her social media silence with an array of family photos following her reported affair with businessman Robert Davis.The star posted a number of sweet snaps of her family which she captioned: “Summer at Ravenseat”. One photo displayed her son Reuben having a picnic while another photo was of her daughter Clemmy stroking a pony. She also shared a picture of a BBQ, a horse popping its head around a corner and a glimpse of her son Miles celebrating his 17th birthday.

Fans of Our Yorkshire Farm were amazed by new pictures of Amanda Owen's lookalike daughter. Sharing pictures to her Instagram, 47 year old Amanda's daughter Raven is the spitting image of the Yorkshire shepherdess.The stunning 21 year old can be seen cuddling up to a new foal called Maple as she smiles widely at the camera, wearing a baby blue bardot dress with a small flower print as she holds the brown and white foal in her arms. Fans flocked to the comments to gush over how just much veterinary student Raven looks like her Channel 5 star mum.

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

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has landed her own BBC show away from the hit Channel 5 series she films alongside her family. Amanda, who rose to fame with her husband Clive and their nine children when they let viewers into their hectic family life on their farm, will front a BBC walking series which starts tonight (Mon 29 November).The series, called Winter Walks, sees the 47-year-old Yorkshire Shepherdess heading out on a hike between Bainbridge and Semer Water, as she takes in the sights on the picturesque route.

Our Yorkshire Farm concerned after she unveiled her black eye on the show. It was still business as usual for the Yorkshire Shepherdess, who spent a good portion of the episode wrangling sheep who were attempting to escape from being sheared.Amanda and her husband Clive had to enlist the kids to help locate them as they scattered across the fields to ensure their wool could be sheared in time for summer.But, as the pair bedded down to shear the unruly animals, a purple bruise was evident on Amanda's cheek just below her left eye.She explained to the camera: "You do manage to get cut or bashed or bruised doing this.

AMANDA Owen has revealed her shock at discovering a lost hiker in her living room after waking up one morning. The Our Yorkshire Farm star, 46, was left horrified after waking up to find a man in her Ravenseat farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen is set to thrill fans with her 2022 calendar - which sees her pose up with a pitchfork and her sheep.

As a mum of nine children, Amanda Owen certainly knows a thing or two about childbirth and pregnancy.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has let her hair down and hit the town for a rare night out.

Amanda Owen features in her own Channel 5 reality series called Our Yorkshire Farm. The programme follows Amanda, her husband Clive Owen and their nine children as they go about their daily routine of running Ravenseat Farm - which they rent but don't own.

Lorraine when the four-legged animal made an impromptu appearance during an interview.