Amanda Owen recently appeared on Amy Hart’s Mum’s Club podcast and expressed feeling a bit awkward about the elaborate introduction given by the former Love Island contestant-turned-presenter. Amy listed Amanda’s various roles and responsibilities, including being a shepherdess, author, TV personality, and mother to nine children. Amanda, feeling a mix of pride and embarrassment, commented on the overwhelming introduction, emphasizing that while she appreciates the recognition, she prefers to stay grounded.

Acknowledging the challenges of juggling multiple roles, Amy empathized with Amanda, sharing her own experiences of feeling unsure when faced with similar introductions. Amanda humorously recounted a conversation with her eldest child, Raven, who jokingly remarked on her parenting style, highlighting the humorous side of parenting.

Despite her accomplishments, Amanda modestly downplayed her role as a mother of nine, describing her family home as cozy and welcoming, albeit not resembling a magazine-worthy showpiece. The family resides at Ravenseat Farm, a remote 2,000-acre hill farm in Swaledale, nestled in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Following her separation from Clive Owen, Amanda continues to live and work at Ravenseat, co-parenting their children. Additionally, Amanda and Clive collaborated on a renovation project at a neighboring property named Anty John’s, featured in their series “Our Farm Next Door,” showcasing the family’s efforts to restore the traditional Yorkshire farmhouse in the secluded countryside.

Despite the challenges, Amanda described the renovation as a slow but rewarding process involving the entire family. In contrast to their previous show “Our Yorkshire Farm,” which focused on daily life at Ravenseat, “Our Farm Next Door” documents the renovation journey at Anty John’s, offering a glimpse into the complexities of restoring a historic farmhouse in a remote setting.