AMANDA Owen has reassured her fans after sharing a horror video showing her animals being swept away in a 'horrendous' flood.
The TV presenter, 48, left fans worried for her herd of animals as she posted videos of the farm being battered by the recent weather.
In one clip water was rushing down the river, while another showed one of her sheep being swept along in the fast flowing water as she helplessly watched on.
She also shared a snap of herself with her hood up and woolly hat underneath as she dealt with a hay bale.
It comes as snow and high winds have badly hit parts of the UK in the past week.
In a bid to reassure fans left uneasy by the shocking footage, the Yorkshire Shepherdess has issued an update.
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Taking to Twitter, Amanda said: "Ah, the sheep are all fine and dandy today and far happier with a sprinkling of snow than yesterdays deluge.
"One or two are possibly rather cleaner after their unscheduled soaking."
She then shared snaps of her sheep on her Ravenseat farm in better weather conditions.
Relieved fans took to the comments section with humorous replies to the star.
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One said: "They look like they’ve been bathed and blow dried."
A second wrote: "You look to have scrubbed up well yourself, lass!"
"Good to note you have clean sheep. Also, one can’t but help noticing your lovely rosey cheeks in reaction to the chill. The forecasters say it’s warming up soon," commented a third.
While a fourth remarked: "You are an amazing lady."
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