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Amanda Owen, 47, responded to a fan on Twitter after they enquired about Ravenshead Farm sheepdog Kate’s whereabouts.The social media user noticed yesterday that the pooch had been missing from the Yorkshire Shepherdess’ recent posts.In reply to a series of pictures shared by Amanda, Twitter user Lisa_j_dawson asked: “How’s Kate?“I’ve not seen her in your photos for ages?”Amanda soon responded to the tweet explaining that Kate had been taking a break following lambing season.She typed: “Kate has been out & about but it’s a quieter time for her post lambing time.“A well earned rest with occasional endeavours to catch up with breakaway sheep that sneak into the meadows. #shepherdess #sheepdog.” (sic)Along with her tweet, Amanda shared a series of pictures from the idyllic farm that showed the hay meadows.All four snaps featured Kate, who could be seen helping the TV star with breakaway sheep.Fans of Our Yorkshire Farm replied to Amanda’s tweet praising the “hardworking” dog for her role in keeping the Owens’ animals safe.NoreenClarke151 said: “Lovely hardworking Kate.“Question Amanda....

Amanda Owen, the star of Our Yorkshire Farm, has vowed to continue to wear “inappropriate” clothing even despite countless viewers calling her out and claiming it wasn’t suitable attire for work on a farm. The 47 year old TV star, who runs the iconic farm at Ravenseat, near Keld in North Yorkshire, recently faced a huge backlash from fans after she was pictured wearing a fitted body con dress and heels during a selfie snap shared on social media.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has spoken out in a new interview about her farming life, admitting she "feels a bit of a failure" at times.The Channel 5 reality star, 47, was speaking following the breakdown of her marriage to Clive Owen, 57, with whom she shares nine children - Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clementine and Nancy.Talking about life on their farm, the shepherdess told the Yorkshire Post that at times she feels "utterly pathetic" and a "a bit of a failure". "I feel utterly pathetic when one of my sheep dies," she began, before adding: "I feel like a bit of a failure." Amanda Owen breaks silence in return to social media after shock split from husband Clive Our Yorkshire Farm's fate revealed after Amanda Owen splits from husband Clive She continued: "The old adage of ‘when you have livestock you have deadstock’ is true. You have to put it behind you.

Amanda Owen, 47, shared earlier this month that she was splitting from her husband of 21 years, Clive Owen, after having nine children together.The Yorkshire shepherdess spoke in a recent interview about a hidden tie she still has with her soon-to-be ex-husband, in a very candid update.Many fans have been left distraught this month as Amanda took to social media to confirm her marriage split.Since the statement, the shepherdess has not said much on the topic, however, in a recent interview, she shared a detail of how things will be on the farm going forward.Amanda was asked about her farm dogs, and she replied: "We have three Border collie sheepdogs and two terriers."The sheepdog pack is made up of Nell, who is my son Sidney’s dog, Midge, who is my husband Clive's dog and Kate, who works with me", she told Game Fair.This comes after Amanda released a joint statement confirming the couple's split earlier this month.The statement read: "Clive and I are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to separate."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 our number one priority the happiness and well-being of our children."We would like to thank everyone for their support and would ask that the media please respect our privacy as we work through this difficult time."Amanda & Clive Owen," the statement ended.The couple share nine children together; Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clemmy, and Nancy.Amanda previously opened up about how she met Clive back in 1996 on her farming show.At the time, she was a trainee shepherdess and was sent to his

She gave an example of a time when an emergency disrupted her work and life on the farm. Amanda said she was preparing for her mare to foal, and on the day, there was no power due to Storm Arwen. This meant she was unable to contact the vet. She added that in order to live so far apart from society, you have to find inner strength to deal with emergencies. The star explained: “The worst thing about living here is when there’s any kind of emergency. “Take last Tuesday, I had everything in place for my mare to foal. “On the day, we had no power on the farm due to repairs after storm Arwen. “This meant I couldn’t get in touch with the vet. It all went OK but I can feel a bit vulnerable.

Amanda Owen, 47, and Clive Owen, 67, announced they had parted ways last Thursday, as the pair continue to work on the farm and co-parent their nine children. Our Yorkshire Farm fans have shared their fears for Clive’s future on Ravenseat Farm in Swaledale after Amanda moved out of their shared home. Last Thursday, Amanda took to Instagram to share the news of her and Clive’s separation with her 513,000 followers. “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 thank everyone for their support and would ask that the media please respect our privacy as we work through this difficult time.“Amanda & Clive Owen," the statement ended.Viewers have since commented on Amanda's Instagram page, with some expressing their fears about Clive having to face old age alone. Ann Reece commented on Amanda’s most recent photo: “Does anyone care about Clive? 20 years of marriage and 9 children thrown away.“He is 67, arthritic and now to face the future alone.”Another user wrote: "I feel more sad about Clive than Amanda.She has all her new found famous friends whilst Clive only has the children."Jill Foster added: “Poor Clive and kids.The magic and innocence of it all has gone.”Mary Davidson penned: “Gutted for Clive but you could see this coming a long while ago.

Following this week’s news that Amanda Owen is separating from her husband Clive, Channel 5 has released a statement on the fate of their popular reality show Our Yorkshire Farm. Amanda, 47, announced the split from her husband Clive, 67, after 22 years of marriage in a lengthy joint statement shared on her social media page on Thursday.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has confirmed that she and husband Clive have split up after 21 years of marriage.The 47 year old former model revealed back in October that she and her husband, 67, were navigating through a "rocky patch" in their relationship, which saw Amanda move into a rental property near their family farm in Yorkshire. Now, Amanda and Clive have confirmed that they've split, with the mum-of-nine taking to Instagram to announce the sad news.

On Thursday, Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen, 47, confirmed that she and husband Clive, 67, had split.The news comes after the couple admitted in October 2021 that they were navigating through a "rocky patch". At the time, reports suggested that they were "battling to save their marriage" after 21 years, with Amanda said to be staying in a nearby rental property.

Amanda Owen has confirmed that she has split from her husband Clive Owen in a statement on social media.The couple, who have been together for 21 years, have nine children together and star in hit series, Our Yorkshire Farm.Amanda told her 513,000 followers: "Clive and I are sad to confirm that we have made the difficult decision to seperate."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, with out number one prioroty the happiness and well-being of our children."We would like to thank everyone for their support and would ask that the media please respect our privacy as we work through this difficult time."Amanda & Clive Owen," the statement ended.The couple share nine children together; Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clemmy, and Nancy.

Fans of Our Yorkshire Farm have rallied around Amanda Owen after social services issued the mum-of-nine with a warning. Earlier this week, the TV star revealed that she had been contacted by social services over her parenting, but did not go as far as to say why she was given a warning. While promoting her latest book, Amanda, 47, told an audience at the Hay Festival of Literature & Arts: "I don't see myself as a perfect parent.

Amanda, 47, issued a special lambing update to her 198,400 Twitter followers on Monday.The Channel 5 star informed fans that her lambs were on the mend, as she shared some adorable snaps of her daughter Clemmie tenderly holding a newborn lamb.“Finally,” a relieved Amanda told her followers as lambing season came to a close.“The last stubborn inmate… Sorry patient has been discharged from the lambing hospital!”Amanda referred to the young lamb pictured, who was looking healthy as Clemmie cuddled it in her arms.“Sheep pens dismantled and now closed for admissions,” Amanda added.In the photographs, a number of the other sheep and their lambs could also be seen wandering around in the background.Another pic showed Amanda also getting the chance to hold the newborn, while her sheepdog Kate looked on.The happy update from Ravenseat was met by thrilled responses from Amanda’s fans in the comment section.Julia Stavordale wrote: “Great photos; Clemmie looks as though she’s right at home being a shepherdess.”While Noreen Clarke penned: “Lovely smiley Clemmie. Brilliant sheepdog doing some aftercare, bring em in and keep watch over them.” (sic)Jane Russell added: “Finely this period of the year is done! Hope you have had a lovely large crop this year!!!”Kim Nicholls also praised Amanda’s diligent daughter, commenting: “Loving Clemmie the little shepherdess - she's got such a sweet, caring way with the lambs.Taking after her Mum.

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 took to Instagram today to speak about the power cut that “could not have come at a more stressful time”.The Yorkshire Shepherdess admitted that she “said a prayer” as she shared some snaps of her horse Hazel with a newly-delivered foal. Amanda, 47, updated her 510,000 followers this morning on her whirlwind couple of days without power.“What a week it has been,” she began.“Two days without power so with regards to timing, Hazel’s foaling could not have come at a more stressful time.“No phone signal & no Wi-Fi.Still no Wi-Fi as the power outage seems to have bust something.”Amanda went on to share that even her back-up options were out of reach, forcing her to deal with the foaling alone. “Couldn’t get in touch with the people that I had on standby,” she penned.“Not even a quick brew of @yorkshiretea when sorted.”“Said a prayer and was thankful,” Amanda added with a prayer emoji.The star ended the post with a series of hashtags: #yorkshire, #shepherdess, #mare, #foal, #clydesdale, #foaling, #heavyhorse and #horse.The accompanying snaps showed an exhausted Amanda with her eyes closed beside her horse. Another picture gave her fans a glimpse of the auburn-coloured foal. Amanda’s followers took to the comments section to share their relief and congratulatory messages with the farmer.Emma Pemberton wrote: “Very scary but a wonderful outcome. Well done getting through such a challenging situation.”Karen Brace penned: “Ah they are such beauties.

Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to address the "stressful time" she's been having at Ravenseat Farm over the past couple of days.The mother of nine, 47, revealed that her Yorkshire farm has suffered a power cut for two days, at the same time her beloved horse Hazel gave birth to her first foal.In view of her 197,300 followers, the Yorkshire Shepherdess relayed the difficulties she's been facing over the last few days."Two days without power so with regards to timing it could not have come at a more stressful time," she penned alongside an upset face emoji.She went on: "No phone signal & no WiFi."Couldn’t get in touch with the people that I had on standby."Not even a quick brew @YorkshireTea when sorted."Said a prayer," she ended her post, alongside a praying hands emoji.Amanda shared a couple of snaps of herself hugging her horse Hazel who had just given birth.The TV star gently rested her head on the brown animal's flank as she leaned into her neck.The next snap featured the newborn foal as it stood behind its mother.The Yorkshire Shepherdess had her eyes closed as the harsh winds blew her highlight hair around her face.It comes after Amanda shared a video of her horse's first foal just moment after it was born.She captioned the clip: "Hazels first foal & she’s up & got it licked," before adding hashtags: "#yorkshire #horse #heavyhorse #clydesdale #foal #mare."The brief clip captured Hazel tenderly licking the newborn as the young foal struggled to get to her feet.However, after gentle nods of encouragement from her mum, she shakily stood up and had her first feed.Twitter user @shand_alison replied to the video: "That's good to see.Thanks for the update," prompting Amanda to detail the "stressful time".Following

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 star Amanda Owen has shared sweet snaps of her daughters getting stuck into the farm work and feeding the lambs. The family, who star on the Channel 5 programme, live on Ravenseat farm in Upper Swaledale, Yorkshire. The family's farm is currently undergoing a "major shake-up".

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.

Amanda Owen has hit back at questions regarding her husband’s whereabouts. The 47 year old Our Yorkshire Farm star, who regularly shares updates of her family life on Instagram, took to Twitter to address why her husband Clive, 67, was rarely seen on social media. The shepherdess recently shared a video of the “moorland dawn chorus” at Ravenseat Farm which she captioned: “Early birds.