Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen delightedly shared the news that she has welcomed a “new arrival” to Ravenseat Farm.
The self-proclaimed “Yorkshire Shepherdess”, who recently split from husband Clive, shared an adorable snap of her daughter Clemmy welcoming a newborn calf.
In the picture, Amanda’s daughter sat on some hay in one of the barns as she stroked the calf, which was being tenderly nuzzled by its mum.
Amanda, 48, captioned the sweet photo: “Christmas greetings to the new arrival, Buttercup’s newborn calf… Eve.”
Amanda then included a string of cow emojis, before adding the hashtags “Yorkshire,” “Christmas Eve”, “new arrival” and “calf”.
(Image: Instagram/AmandaOwen)
The shepherdess-turned Instagram influencer’s post was flooded with well wishes from friends and fans alike.
One social networker remarked: “Love how Clemmy makes the point of saying EVE! She’s just adorable.”
While another continued: “Happy Christmas to you all, clever choice of name Clemmie,Eve, very suitable….have a happy time.”
(Image: Instagram/AmandaOwen)
A third added: “Merry Xmas to all of you. What a lovely present.”
And a fourth said: “Merry Christmas to you all. Clemmy looks in her element.”
Amanda has been keeping her fans up-to-date with her latest goings-on after it was announced that Our Yorkshire Farm would not be renewed for another season.
(Image: Instagram/AmandaOwen)
But fans of the programme can still catch Amanda’s ex Clive and her son Reuben on Channel 5, following them landing a spin-off show, Beyond the Yorkshire Farm.
Amanda and Clive confirmed they were parting ways back in June after 21 years together.
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.”
(Image: Channel 5)
Amanda confirmed that she and Clive will continue to co-parent their nine children together.
And she also added that they will continue to work on the farm together.
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