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Amanda Owen, 48, announced via Instagram she had separated from her husband Clive Owen, 68, in June after 22 years of marriage.The news of their split came as shock to viewers who have grown to love the family, as the estranged couple gives an insight into life on Ravenseat Farm.The pair share nine children together – Raven, 21, Reuben, 19, Miles, 16, Edith, 14, Violet, 12, Sidney, 11, Annas, 9, Clemmy, 7, and six-year-old Nancy.The Channel 5 star opened up about the couple's split in a new interview, with Clive present during the chat, as she touched on the "pressures" of marriage.It has admittedly been a "tough" time for the pair but they have continued to remain cordial.Amanda turned and asked her former husband: “As in – he’s not smitten with me, are you, Clive?’’She continued to Radio Times: “Look, there are two simple facts: if he thought I was brilliant, and I thought he was brilliant, then we wouldn’t have separated.“It’s a fact, isn’t it? But, you know what, that’s not unique, it’s just how things are, pressures, all the rest of it.

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen, 48, has made a new admission about her split from husband Clive Owen, 68.The Our Yorkshire Farm stars, who decided to file for divorce last year, share nine children together on a farm in Ravenseat, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire.The famous Channel 5 couple announced they were going their separate ways back in June.However, a recent interviewer was “surprised” to find that the pair were willing to appear together in a zoom call. Asked if their relationship was now at a more cordial stage, rather than one of bitterness, Amanda spoke frankly about their separation.

Amanda Owen, 48, has described how she and husband Clive Owen, 68, are still “working together” despite deciding to file for divorce last year.The Our Yorkshire Farm stars share nine children together on a farm in Ravenseat, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire. The famous Channel 5 couple announced they were going their separate ways back in June.However, Amanda has made it clear that they will continue to put on a unified front in order to do right by their children and the farm they share.“People assume that because I’m separated from my husband, Clive, things are harder, but in fact it’s the opposite,” Amanda wrote in a new article.“We have two farms that are basically next door to each other, so it’s close enough for it to be useful, but far enough for us to have space. “Whatever our personal situation, there’s a farm to run and nine children to look after so we’re just working together, making it happen,” she told the Times. Amanda and Clive met in 1996, married in 2000 and went on to have nine children ranging between the ages of 21 to six years old before finally deciding to call it quits.The family has starred in multiple television shows, becoming TV favourites thanks to Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm, which aired in 2018.Last year, Amanda took to Instagram to share the news of her and Clive’s separation after 20 years of marriage. “Clive and I are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to separate,” she wrote.“This hasn't been easy, but we both believe it's the right choice for the future of our family.“Although we are no longer a couple, we continue to work on the farm and co-parent together, without number one priority the happiness and well-being of our children.“We would like to

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen was forced to resort to candles after the mother of nine was plunged into darkness during a power cut.She has also had a burst pipe to contend with, all while struggling with the big freeze that has swept the country.She shared her ordeal, which comes soon after she announced that Our Yorkshire Farm would be axed by Channel 5, via Twitter.Sharing a snap of one of her young daughters looking mournful while clutching a candle in the dark, Amanda admitted: "No electric on the farm."She included the hashtags #darkness, #candlelight and #backtobasics - and, when prompted by concerned followers, she admitted that wasn't the only struggle she was facing.Asked if her internet was still online at home, she responded: "No, that’s why there’s a time lapse. No mobile signal neither so incommunicado until power restored."As she also lamented that it had been "absolutely freezing" up on the moors, @TJerryfan attempted to reassure her, encouraging: "It's going to be much warmer tonight than during the day."I think a few people might get caught out with damaged frozen pipes leaking as it suddenly thaws."Amanda then admitted that it had already happened to her, cringing: "One burst already to contend with!"@JohnWad84222151 sympathised: "Definitely correct, minus 15c with us three days this week even river frozen, sheep scraping the snow for moss, back to the hill on Tuesday when tups in, more to eat out there."Amanda replied: "Yes, we have moved some back to the moor already with a white tup to chase up.

Amanda Owen, 48, was devastated by the loss of Kate, just over a year after the much-loved family dog had suffered a miscarriage. Amanda, whose Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm has recently been cancelled, spent the weekend "laughing and crying" as she recalled memories of the pup who grew up to become a part of their family."A weekend of recounting dog stories.

Amanda Owen, 48, has had a tough time lately, after it was announced just last week that Our Yorkshire Farm was to be cancelled by Channel 5. Yet the newly single shepherdess felt fresh grief today, sharing with her 530,000 followers that a very special beloved companion had died.Grief-stricken Amanda described her feelings as "the other kind of mourning", experiencing deep distress on another level after discovering sheepdog Kate had died peacefully in her sleep."You go to get your faithful workmate, companion, colleague & friend from her kennel, only to find that she has passed away in her sleep," she wrote mournfully, adding: "Kate....

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has been keeping her fans updated following the news that Channel 5 would be dropping her family's show - and giving her ex-husband Clive a spin-off instead.She admitted she was feeling demotivated, but shared a snap of her daughters climbing hills and said she had been feeling "raring to go" the day before.Mother-of-nine Amanda announced her split from ex Clive this summer, marking an end to 22 years of marriage.She had previously admitted the pair's relationship had been far from romantic, telling OK! magazine: "I don't think it's in our make-up."The split has left 47-year-old Amanda to "shear sheep and shovel s**t" alongside her ex-husband as they continue to work and co-parent their children together - and perhaps it's little wonder she's feeling blue.With an unhappy face emoji, she shared her current situation with more than half a million Instagram followers, quipping: "Sunday morning. All raring to go.

Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to give fans an insight into the mucky side of farming as she likened it to some of the attention she's been receiving in the media.The shepherdess shared a video of herself driving a tractor on the field, while one her daughters was seen gutting out the barns. The 48-year-old was supported by fans as she urged people to "be kind" following the news Our Yorkshire Farm has been replaced. In view of her 205,000 followers, she wrote: "Another day, more **it to deal with."Good job it goes with the territory."#yorkshire #farm #spreadingit #boring #mediahype #nonstory #yawn #bekind #mya**e."Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolationMany of her fans commented on her latest post. Polly wrote: "You and your family always come together and do an AMAZING job.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has told fans she was ready to catch their last chicken following potential bird flu danger at Ravenseat.The 48-year-old shared pictures of her daughter Nancy attempting to catch the chicken which was stood next to pigeons outside.Taking to her Twitter, she wrote: "Poised, ready to catch the last remaining chicken."Anyway, no point getting in a flap about it.

Amanda Owen has spilled her secret to keeping food costs down with nine children.The shepherdess said she is a fan of the marked down section in supermarkets and will make meals out of what she can to avoid waste and save money.The 48-year-old revealed she spends "at least £150" on her weekly shop at supermarkets "30 miles away" from their farm.She spilled: "I'm a devil for the marked down section."A few years ago I spent £1,000 on a cow so we don't have to buy milk, and our meat is from the farm."My mantra is, look at what you've got and make something out of it.

Amanda said: “Well, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t.“There’s enough room, believe me.”“We both are very committed to the family and the farm.That sounds so cheesy, like some bloody publishers’ statement, but it’s a fact. "We speak every day about what’s going on,” she said.“Sometimes I’m there, sometimes he’s there, sometimes he’s working away, sometimes I’m working away.

Amanda Owen, 48, has slammed "village gossip" after so-called neighbours discussed the breakdown of her relationship with Clive Owen to the press.The former couple, who first met in 1995, were married for 22 years and they share nine children together.Earlier this year, an unnamed neighbour alleged that the Our Yorkshire Farm couple split up because she had been "swept up by the spotlight".Further rumours suggested they had been living apart for 18 months.On June 9, Amanda finally broke her silence and confirmed they were no longer together.In a statement, she told fans the decision "hasn't been easy" and that they will continue to co-parent and work on the farm.Naga Munchetty inundated with advice after unexpected incident at homeIn her latest interview, the shepherdess hit out at people in her neighbourhood who publicly shared an opinion about her and Clive without truly knowing them.“Village gossip that’s inflated out of all proportion,” she told The Telegraph, dismissively.“How come the newspapers can go to a pub and talk to a random neighbour who remains anonymous about something that they allegedly know?"They don’t know the ins and outs, because we’ve never spoken about it."She went on to say it would be "incredibly unfair" if she discussed details of their split without Clive by her side, adding: "We're not enemies."The mother-of-nine went on to say that she and her ex spouse had agreed not to talk negatively about each other post split. Echoing Clive's words, she recalled: "'I’ll never say a bad word about you,’ and I said, ‘Well, I’ll do exactly the same'.“I’ve always reckoned that the best way to teach kids is to lead by example, right?"Heidi Klum, 49, dances seductively in barely-there white lingerie

Fans took to Twitter and gushed over Amanda's appearance, as one eagle-eyed viewer joked she almost suffered a wardrobe malfunction.Twitter user, @Ursula commented: "Bit of nip slip going on #lorraine."@MS tweeted: "Amanda looks amazing."@mostlystupied penned: "Reading the tweets below - absolutely gutted I missed the Amanda Owen interview.Sounds amazing! #lorraine."Others were distracted by the shepherdess' Yorkshire accent, as @sangrigor remarked: "Where's her accent gone???? Wish her all the best."@Roz noted: "She talks with her eyes closed, for some reason I don't like that. I'm sure she's very nice lol."Amanda opened up about working behind the scenes on her successful reality series Our Yorkshire Farm.She said: "I'm working with all the things they say not to work with - animals and children.""You just have to pick up the camera, auto-focus and away you go.

Amanda Owen, 48, ignited speculation of a new romance on Ravenseat Farm earlier this week after she shared a new series of pictures on social media.The Yorkshire Shepherdess had taken to Instagram on Monday to update her fans on her “quality time” with family.In view of her 526,000 followers, Amanda posted pictures of some of her nine children posing next to a gigantic “mutant" marrow.Amanda captioned the post: “Quality time with our marra ! Waaahay !“The excitement of @HarrogateFlower show & thus the annual visit of Herbie & Sidney from Northern Ireland & the gifting of a mutant marrow.” (Sic)Amanda also added the hashtags: “#yorkshire #harrogate #flowershow #vegetable #competition #giantvegetable”However, one of the snaps appeared to draw the attention of eagle-eyed fans who noticed Amanda’s 18-year-old, Reuben, had carved a heart out of the marrow.The photo prompted questions from curious fans who wondered whether he was dating a mystery girl, who was seen posing alongside him in one of the other pictures.Dianerooke asked: “Fabulous pictures and is Reuben courting? Lovely couple.”Pollys_crochet commented: “Aww how lovely Reuben, lucky girl.”Thinkpinkmrst70 enquired: “Has Reuben got a lady friend? X”Katrinakarolchyk pointed out: “Lovely photos, Reuben looks smitten xx.”The update comes after Amanda’s children were praised for their continued work helping their mum at the farm.Fans were left stunned earlier this month as Amanda revealed how her children were quick to step in after one of their sheep got stuck in a fence.She took to Twitter to show her more than 200,000 followers how the kids had helped one of the sheep who had suffered the incident.Amanda, who shares her kids with estranged husband Clive Owen, wrote:

Fans of hit Channel 5 show, Our Yorkshire Farm, have gone wild for Amanda Owen 's son after he made a romantic gesture out of a marrow. Amanda, known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess, 48, took to Instagram to post some sweet snaps of her children and a giant marrow that they had grown as the family entered a vegetable competition in Harrogate.The "mutant marrow" was bigger than one of Amanda's youngest daughters as she was knelt down, and in other pictures, her eldest son Reuben, 18, took to the marrow with a knife as he carved something out of it.

Amanda Owen’s children were praised by fans of Our Yorkshire Farm after they helped their mum resolve an urgent issue on Ravenseat Farm. The Yorkshire Shepherdess took to Twitter earlier today to show her 203,000 followers how the kids helped one of the sheep who had suffered an incident.Amanda shared some pictures as she revealed how a sheep had got stuck in a fence and was suffering some health issues that stemmed from the ordeal.However, the children were quick to step in to help the “ovine patient” recover from the stress.Amanda wrote: “Hands on with an ovine patient.“After being stuck in a fence for a couple of days this lamb has lamed itself, lost some skin and has a serious gy-neck. (sic)“The children have been nursing the patient for more than a week now & have made good progress.

#yorkshire #shepherdess #sheepdo.” In the short clip, the Our Yorkshire Farm presenter said: “We’re bringing the lambs in for spurning, that means weaning time. “So the lambs will stay down on the farm, going to the bright green grassy re-growth.”She went on, expressing confusion that some among her flock of sheep were “wooled.”Amanda said: “In and amongst these sheep believe it or not, there’s still a few wooled ones. “So quite where they’ve been for the last few months I have no idea.” It comes after the star sheared her flock but clearly missed out a few among the number. She said it was “quite easy” for them to evade capture but hopefully “today was the day.” The clip ended with a panoramic filming of the countryside and her flock, as her children could be seen running after them over the hills.Fans then jumped on to the comments to share their thoughts about the farmer’s appearance, while others shared details about their own visits to Ravenseat, where Amanda’s farm is located and filming of Our Yorkshire Farm takes place on Channel 5. @Kglascoo penned: “Amanda you looked and sounded really tired.” @JaneRus966 said: “Beautiful countryside with a touch of mystery about it.” @LynSmit433 wrote: “Lovely visit to Ravenseat last weekend @AmandaOwen8“This wee one fancied a bit of our delicious scone!!” sharing a picture of their dog.It comes not long after Amanda made the decision to split with her husband Clive alongside whom she presents the show. Last week, in an episode filmed before their split, the pair reminisced about the time they first met, when Clive was 42 and Amanda was 21. "This first time you and I met it was a very dark evening," Amanda remembered."And I'd come to borrow a tup, remember?""I do remember,"

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Amanda and Clive Owen have opened up about the night they first met back in 1997. Shepherdess Amanda, 47, and Clive, 47, reminisced about their first meeting in scenes filmed before they announced their split in June after 22 years of marriage.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has praised her eldest daughter Raven Owen, after she graduated from university with a first class honours. The Yorkshire shepherdess, 47, could hardly contain her pride as she took to Instagram to share the good news, telling her 523,000 followers that Raven's, 21, "dedication and determination" had "paid off". The graduate attended York St John's University and studied biomedical science, achieving an award mark of 72.67 percent.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to proudly gush over her daughter Raven's latest academic achievement.The mother-of-nine, 47, told how her eldest child's hard work had "paid off" as she was awarded the highest class of degree today after studying at University.In view of her 200,000 followers, the Yorkshire Shepherdess celebrated her daughter's good news.Amanda wrote: "Result!!!!!!! A first."Her dedication & determination has paid off."Always in the library, a laboratory or a catering van.She works so hard."The sky’s the limit.

#yorkshire #haytime #sunshine #hay #tractor #hay.” The star attached photos of her son Miles riding around the farm in a tractor, as the picturesque North Yorkshire scenery was visible in the background.Her fans were eager to express their thoughts and well wishes, taking to the comments section to also remind the family to be careful during the heatwave.@MayhoodCharles wrote: “I have been thinking of you all - of all the things I have done haying is right up there with the worst! “Old fashioned rectangular bales - throw them onto the wagon, stack them, throw them off the wagon, get them into the barn, stack them again... UGH! Glad you are more modern.” @Spanglishpoppy said: “Hope you are all coping ok with the heat.Take care.” @JanDarcy7 commented: “What’s the temperature at the farm today? I'm in harlow and it’s 35c xx.”@JanetEV281 penned: “Is that Miles on the tractor????“At this time of year you need all the helpers you can great to see everyone mucking In Luv To The Owens Family xx.” Amanda lives and works on Ravenseat Farm in North Yorkshire alongside her nine children. Her rural life has been a part of the Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm for several years. The show gives viewers insight into shepherding. Despite the star's passion for farm life, she recently revealed to chef James Martin why the lifestyle can also be “isolating”. During an appearance on James Martin's Saturday Morning Kitchen late last year, Yorkshireman James told Amanda he did not think the pandemic would have impacted her life on Ravenseat Farm, but she quickly corrected him. She explained: "Well, it has and it hasn't.