Our Yorkshire Farm fans 'can't wait' as Amanda and Clive Owen announce new TV series
Amanda and Clive Owen will be back on TV screens with a new series of Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids
Fans of the hit show, Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids, can't contain their excitement as news of the second series has been revealed.
The country life saga is set to return with Amanda and Clive – both initially famous for Our Yorkshire Farm – gracing our screens once more in a fresh chapter of the spin-off series, premiering on More4 on 29 April.
This forthcoming series follows the family's journey as they breathe new life into an abandoned property nearby.
With anticipation growing, production company Wise Owl Films teased: "The hard work continues...but there's also plenty of laughs in store."
They continue, promising: "Balmy sunny days, a winter wonderland, goats in coats and the return of Tony the Pony as we enjoy Summer to Spring in the new series of Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids."
Social media channels are buzzing with eager comments, with one fan posting, "I'm so looking forward to this new series," and another adding, "Great to see the date of the start of the second series of this brilliant show."
Due to the popularity of Our Yorkshire Farm, audiences were captivated by Amanda and Clive's eventful lives and their large brood, which consisted of Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clementine, and Nancy.
However, amid all the excitement, it's not forgotten that in 2022, the couple shared the somber news of ending their 22-year marriage.
Fans might have been gutted about the split, but the dynamic duo have kept their friendship alive, continuing to collaborate professionally and successfully share parenting responsibilities, reports Leeds Live.
Over the past three years, Clive and Amanda haven't shied away from discussing their separation publicly, making individual TV appearances to talk through the dissolution of their marriage.
On ITV's Lorraine, Amanda spoke candidly about her ongoing friendship with Clive: "We've got a lot of room and a lot of distractions. First and foremost we're farming.
"It's yet another diversification, we have our fingers in so many pies that it's just unbelievable. There is enough work to go around times a zillion."
"It's tough trying to spin all the plates, but that's why this programme is relatable, that's why we've been so popular with viewers. You don't always get the happy ending you want, but it's how you negotiate it."
Our Farm Next Door returns to More4 at 9pm on Tuesday, 29 April, and will be available to stream on Channel 4.
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