Amanda Owen fans left bitterly disappointed as Our Yorkshire Farm’s Ravenseat unexpectedly closes its doors
AMANDA Owen left one of her fans sorely disappointed after a trip to Ravenseat’s on-site refreshments centre turned out to be a disaster.
The self-styled Yorkshire Shepherdess has faced public turmoil over the last few months after her five year affair was exposed.
It appeared that the Channel 5 personality was laying low on her family farm Ravenseat before she broke her silence in a social media post last month.
However, one of the farmer’s adoring fans had decided to take a trip up to the farm but they were left declaring it was “such a shame” after the trip took an unfortunate turn.
The famous farm often welcomes locals on-site for teas and coffee’s and for the chance to take in the sights of the impressive land.
However, despite Amanda‘s website declaring that it was open for business, one fan was left rattled after taking a trip to the remote farm, only to find it was shut.
Taking to Amanda’s Instagram page to comment on the situation, the fan said: “Your website said you were open yesterday but when we got there the closed for Winter sign still on gate.”
The fan added: “Such a shame.”
It seems that the star may have delayed the opening of the on-site cafe after a difficult time in her personal life.
The Sun were the first to exclusively reveal that Clive and Amanda’s seemingly solid marriage was actually hanging by a thread in 2021.
Sources told us that Amanda was spending most nights away from the family home and that Clive feared the marriage was pretty much over.
The duo later confirmed their secret split on Instagram the following year but it wasn’t until last month that The Sun revealed exactly why.
We revealed that Amanda had moved on from Clive with 71-year-old businessman Robert Davies – with Robert’s former wife alleging that the pair had been having an affair since 2018, the same year Our Yorkshire Farm arrived on screens.
The affair was discovered only a year ago when a love letter Amanda wrote to him was found in the boot of his car by his shocked wife.
His devastated wife, Yasumi, an investment banker from Tokyo, recognised the handwriting from a signed copy of Amanda’s new book.