Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has teased that there are "new" and "exciting" projects in the pipeline during an interview on Thursday's Lorraine. The 48-year-old shepherdess appeared on the ITV morning programme to talk about the paperback release of her book 'Celebrating the Seasons with the Yorkshire Shepherdess'.
The mum-of-nine rose to fame, along with her family, through the Channel 5 show which followed their life running the 2,000-acre hill farm, Ravenseat, in North Yorkshire. There have been five seasons so far - with the most recent airing in late 2021 and fans have been eagerly awaiting updates on a sixth series.
On Thursday, Amanda was quizzed by Christine Lampard, who was sitting in for Lorraine Kelly, about when viewers can expect a new instalment of the popular programme. The presenter said: "There's a new series incoming, I believe. I'm not sure when." whilst Amanda replied: "Well, there's all kinds of up-and-coming projects that I, obviously, have to remain firmly quiet about."
