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Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm.Their life on their Ravenseat holding in Upper Swaledale has left fans fascinated over four series so far.The latest series of their show is currently airing on Tuesday evenings.This follows the family last summer as they deal with things like their son Reuben getting his first job, as well as them purchasing a new farm.Viewers have fallen in love with life at Ravenseat and enjoy finding out more about their everyday lives.As a result, some fans of the series will be wanting to know a bit more about Amanda and Clive’s relationship.What's the age difference between Amanda and Clive Owen?Amanda and Clive have been together since 1996 when they met at Ravenseat.At the time, Amanda was 21 while Clive was 42

She shared an image of them gathered around the screen with an unlikely guest included in the snap.Her daughter Clemmy was sitting on her beloved pony Tony in the living room.The presenter captioned her pic: “Whole family viewing.Tony is watching himself on tv.”The Our Yorkshire Farm star is also open about her parenting method, speaking about raising her kids in various interviews.She recently told the Radio Times: “The snowflake generation, they can't do anything.“They don't know anything about how to look after themselves, or a work ethic, all of that has gone out of the window.

Many of her followers applauded her beneath the video, sharing their joy that the lamb was okay.One wrote: “It’s a good job you were around.”“You have a great instinct for seeing what others would miss,” a second penned.“What a lucky lamb that was to have you there to help.”Another added: “That is one unbelievably lucky sheep having the Yorkshire shepherdess using her skill and intuition.”A fourth waded in, writing: “You are one strong woman, supported by a strong daughter.

Jeremy Clarkson blasts Meghan Markle as he 'sidesteps' cancel cultureNow, Amanda has spoken of her decision to breastfeed her children albeit non-stop for 15 years.The mum, who involves her children in the day-to-day running of the farm, told Country & Town House in her native Yorkshire dialect: "Why wudn’t I? It’s easy, the right temperature and when ya art lammin’, wha’ya gonna do?"This week she opened up about her decision to give birth to her eighth child alone, as her husband Clive continued to sleep."After having six of them by that point at the side of the road, the thought of just staying at home, was kind of like a really good option," she told This Morning hosts Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond.She went on to add: "I was so fed

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As well as promoting the new episodes, Amanda has also been keeping her fans updated about the goings-on at her North Yorkshire farm.This has included several insights into lambing season, which is currently in full throes.Earlier today, the shepherdess gave fans an insight into what this has been like in the recent cold weather.She shared an image with her daughters feeding two lambs.Alongside it, she wrote: “A freezing cold start to the day, -7.4 C this morning.

Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm.The star has opened up about being floored by viewer response to her series, admitting it feels like having “separate worlds” colliding.Mum-of-nine Amanda will soon be appearing in a brand-new series of Our Yorkshire Farm on Channel 5.However, the farmer has revealed she still finds it shocking how people have responded to her series.She said: “It’s just still such a funny thing to imagine that us just doing our thing and leading a very ordinary life is going out there into people’s homes.“It feels in a way that it’s happening somewhere else to somebody else.“I can’t explain it.

Channel 5.Amanda is the subject of the show, alongside her husband Clive Owen and their nine children.The outspoken shepherdess recently spoke about how she instils the importance of independence in her kids.She said: “The snowflake generation, they can't do anything.“They don't know anything about how to look after themselves, or a work ethic, all of that has gone out of the window.

Helen Skelton, 37, took to Instagram to give her 236,000 followers a behind the scenes preview of what goes on during filming for the Channel 5 show, but made a big error.The TV star shared a short clip of herself on all fours, while a goat stood on her back, eating away at her hair.Wearing a brown coat, jeans and knee high boots, the clip shared by the Carlisle native showed her kneeling in a barn, while a black goat munched away playfully at her hair while standing on her back.The former Blue Peter presenter could be heard saying: "I'm pretty sure I'm losing all my hair."If I have a massive bald patch on next week's show it's not my fault."Standing on the TV host's back, the goat was seen eating away at Helen's blonde, curly locks, before

Esther Rantzen, 80, will open up on the death of her late husband Desmond Wilcox tonight, in her Channel 5 show Esther Rantzen: Living With Grief.The show comes as the presenter previously spoke out on how his last words have stayed with her over the years.The TV star and husband Desmond were married for 23 years before his death in 2000.The television producer died aged 69, after suffering from heart disease for many years.At the time of his death, Esther spoke of how she had spent the "best years" of her life by his side.She said: "I had 32 of the best years of my life with him."He radiated warmth and light into our lives and for the moment we fear that we have lost the sunshine we depended on."More than a decade after his death, Esther

Twitter to show off her new dressing room, after admitting that she used to get changed in the toilet before presenting the show.The former weather presenter proudly showed off her own "spin" on decorating the room with before and after pictures, which she claimed she got given because of Covid.The Channel 5 presenter took to Twitter to brag about her new behind the scenes sanctuary, which she styled to her taste.Storm wrote: "One good thing to come out of Covid is that I got a dressing room for the first time ever!"(No more getting changed in the toilet for me!)"So I couldn’t resist putting my own.Spin on it..

Her TV credits included Above Suspicion, True Detective and Britannia, so she was fairly well-known on both sides of the Pond.Along with Costner, Bentley and Reilly were two of the bigger names on the cast list when Yellowstone was announced.Accordingly, Reilly is likely to have been commanding a good figure for her work on Yellowstone although it’s likely Costner is like to be paid the most as the most well-known name.A 2018 report from Business Insider suggests Costner takes home an estimated £414,000 ($500,000) per episode of Yellowstone.There is an average of 10 episodes in each season of Yellowstone, so Costner is likely to make several million dollars from every series he does.His salary may well have gone up since then as Yellowstone

"I said, 'Oh Brian, don't be silly, I can't be the singer for your band. But my god, it sounds amazing'," she recalls.Tragically, it was not to be."The next thing I knew he had died." A prolific drug user, Jones drowned in the swimming pool of his Sussex home on July 3, 1969.

Chadwick Boseman's final text to Black Panther producer unveiled[LATEST]BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty ignites debate with home insight[TV]Nadia Sawalha and husband Mark speak out on marriage counselling[INTERVIEW]"When I was 11-years-old I knew what I wanted to be in life - I wanted to be a barrister," Shaun said."I used to watch TV programmes like Crown Court with my hero Rumpole of the Bailey."He continued: "When I was 11, alongside my close classmate, we both wrote to the Bar Council."And we got that letter back and they told us what we needed to achieve in order to actually qualify as a lawyer."Shaun remarked: "At the age of 15 you have to go and see a careers teacher and I remember bringing that letter."When I showed it to the careers

Jeremy Vine, 54, left his Twitter followers taken aback after he took the opportunity to showcase how a coronavirus home kit effectively works.The Channel 5 favourite shared the clip in view of his 740,000 followers.It comes as the UK Government outlined plans for Britons to conduct coronavirus antibody tests at home, with finger-prick kits that will be available from Amazon and Boots.Jeremy was quick to point out that the home kit was not to test if he had coronavirus but to see if an individual has already beaten the virus and gained some immunity from it.The broadcaster captioned the clip: "I have just done a COVID-19 test."Note — this is not the 'have you got it?' test which the government is having so much trouble sourcing.This is the

Jane McDonald, 57, returns to our screens as her Channel 5 series Cruising with Jane McDonald is back this evening.This series sees Jane onboard the Viking Sky which takes her around Scandinavia.Jane is not married, however, she is in a relationship with Eddie Rothe.The TV presenter was previously married to Henrik Brixen.The pair met while she was filming the BBC show The Cruise.On the series, Jane was a cruise ship singer, and Henrik was an onboard plumber.The couple tied the knot in 1998 in the Caribbean and was filmed as part of the BBC series.However, just four years later the couple decided to split in 2002.Jane has previously opened up to the Mirror on why they went their separate ways.She said: "Henrik tried his very very best, and

Helen Skelton will tonight return in a new series of Channel 5's This Week On The Farm.The former Blue Peter presenter spoke out on its return in view of her 185,000 Instagram followers this morning.The 36-year-old's update saw her apologise for the look of her ensemble, blaming her adorable companions on set.The SAS: Who Dares Wins contestant showed off her incredible figure in a number of uploads.Wearing her blonde tresses down and straight, Helen was seen posing at south Yorkshire's Cannon Hall Farm.She opted for a tiny white top, that drew attention to her toned waist and arms.Keeping her sunglasses firmly on, the televison star teamed her cropped number with a pair of loose green troursers.She polished off her ensemble with a straw hat