Amanda Owen, the beloved Yorkshire Shepherdess from Channel 5's hit series 'Our Yorkshire Farm', has melted hearts by revealing the adorable nicknames she uses for her nine children.
The 49-year-old mother, who lives with her family at remote Ravenseat Farm in North Yorkshire, shared these intimate family details during a recent public appearance, giving fans a touching insight into their unique lifestyle.
The Special Names For Each Child
From 'Miles the Muscle' to 'Sid the Stockman', each nickname reflects the children's personalities and roles within the farming family. Amanda explained how these affectionate terms have evolved naturally over time, often relating to the children's characteristics or contributions to the farm work.
"They're not planned or forced," Amanda revealed. "They just happen organically and stick. That's how family life works up here."
Life at Ravenseat Farm
The Owen family has captured the nation's heart through their Channel 5 documentary series, which showcases their traditional farming methods and self-sufficient lifestyle in one of England's most remote areas.
Despite their television fame, the family maintains their commitment to the land and each other, with the children all playing active roles in the daily running of the 2,000-acre farm.
Beyond the Television Screen
Amanda's revelation about the nicknames comes as she continues to share her family's journey through books and public appearances. Her honest portrayal of the challenges and joys of raising a large family while managing a working farm has resonated deeply with viewers across the UK.
The shepherdess, who recently announced her separation from husband Clive Owen after 22 years of marriage, continues to focus on maintaining stability and normalcy for her children amid their unusual circumstances.
"The children are what matter most," Amanda stated. "Everything we do is for them and this farm that we all call home."
