Amanda Owen, the beloved star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, has sent a wave of concern through her fanbase after appearing strikingly different in her latest online video.
The mother-of-nine, famed for her rugged, no-nonsense Yorkshire lifestyle, posted a clip to social media that showcased a significantly altered look, immediately prompting followers to question if she is okay.
A Noticeable Change
In the video, the 48-year-old shepherdess appears with a much fuller face and a notably different complexion, a stark contrast to her usual windswept and makeup-free appearance on the show. Her signature blonde locks also seemed darker and were tied back, completing a look that left many of her dedicated followers doing a double-take.
The footage, which features Amanda working on the farm, was captioned with her typical dry humour. However, the comments section was quickly flooded not with talk of farming, but with worries for her health.
An Outpouring of Fan Worry
Fans were quick to voice their unease, with comments ranging from gentle concern to outright alarm. "You are looking very different Amanda… are you ok?" wrote one follower, capturing the sentiment of many.
Another asked pointedly, "What’s happened to your face?" while others expressed that she looked "unwell" and implored her to "look after yourself." The overwhelming reaction suggests a deep and genuine care from the audience that has followed her journey at Ravenseat for years.
Business as Usual on the Farm
Despite the focus on her appearance, Amanda’s video highlighted the relentless and challenging work of farm life. She was seen preparing for the upcoming autumn workload, including the arduous task of gathering sheep from the vast moorland.
This concern comes after a period of significant personal change for Amanda, who split from her husband of 22 years, Clive Owen, in 2022. The former couple continue to co-parent their nine children and run their sprawling farm together, a testament to their resilience and dedication to their family and livelihood.
