OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed that she's still single after splitting from her husband Clive.
The TV star – who rose to fame alongside her ex on the Channel 5 series – said she is focusing on being an "independent woman" after her married ended.
Amanda, 48, who shares nine children with her ex-husband Clive, revealed they had ended their marriage last year.
The pair went their separate ways after 22 years together, and four years on screen on Our Yorkshire Farm.
Now, the shepherdess has revealed that the couple still co-parent their kids, and is too busy to be looking for love.
She told the MailOnline that she is "happily single" and focusing on her career, including launching a new show.
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"I’m getting on with my life as an independent woman, looking after the kids and my sheep," she said.
"There was nobody involved in the break-up with Clive and I don’t understand why this is being suggested."
"I’m living a fantastic life doing what I really love," she added, before concluding: "Everybody in the family is happy with the way things have turned out."
Amanda also confirmed that she and Clive live nearby one another, and there is "no problem" between them.
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The TV star launched her new solo series, Amanda Owen's Extraordinary Farming Lives, on More4 this week.
The star travels around Britain in the series, meeting other farmers with unusual stories from the trade.
While Clive and eldest son Reuben have a new Channel 5 show, Beyond The Yorkshire Farm, Amanda launched her own show.
Ahead of the series, Amanda said: "This series will show what life’s really like for farmers in 2022.
"To the outside world, it might seem like some farmers have it made, with large plots of land and expensive machinery but, as ever, the truth is much more complex."
After the first episode, viewers took to Twitter to message Amanda with their thoughts.
And it's safe to say they were loving the new show, as one wrote: "I’ve just watched the first episode of your new series.
"I really enjoyed it as it shone a light on a beautiful area of the UK, and on how a mother and two young daughters turned a tragedy into a story of survival."
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