Our Yorkshire Farm star Clive Owen appeared on ITV Lorraine to open up about his split from Amanda Owen.
The Channel 5 star spoke to Christine Lampard about his split from Amanda Owen after they announced their marriage was coming to an end last year
Amanda and Clive, who share nine children together, are still running Ravenseat Farm together, as Clive revealed that he was still living on the farm while Amanda is living half a mile away.
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Clive made it clear he wanted to defend Amanda, as she has been facing cruel comments on social media since their split was confirmed and reports have emerged that she is dating somoene else.
The Channel 5 star said he was appearing on the show to set the record straight as he said he had a “massive part to play” in the split.
He said: “All I am hearing is poor Clive which is not right.
“We had this plan to make it more secure as a family so that’s what drove her, it was amazing and successful.
“I handled it very badly, it was such a change in our life and I sadly made a right mess of things and I had a massive part to play in our relationship ending, a massive part to play.”
He added: “When all this went on, I am ranting and raving and drinking and carrying on and there was jealousy, it was taking her away, but it wasn’t really, she was committed to our family but it seemed to eat away at me and I behaved badly towards her.
“I should have been supportive and I was the completely opposite.”
As Christine asked if he thought the show had created a wedge between them: “Yes, [the show created a wedge] and once it comes between you… we were under pressure and it was crazy and it makes you look at life in a different way.
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“We couldn’t get along and we parted, it is very sad but it is what it is.
Clive also said that their nine kids had been coping well with the split, saying they were “great and fine” as there were so many of them so they could lean on each other.
Lorraine airs weekdays at 9am on ITV.
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