Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen 'mum-shamed' as she kisses teenage son in new selfie | The Sun
YORKSHIRE Shepherdess Amanda Owen has been 'mum-shamed' after she kissed her teenage son in a new selfie.
Amanda, 47, has nine children with her estranged husband Clive, including eldest son Reuben.
While Reuben now stars in Our Yorkshire Farm spin-off series Beyond the Yorkshire Farm with his dad, the 19-year-old is still happy to help his famous mum out with her jobs too.
Taking to Instagram, Amanda shared a series of snaps of the pair of them moving hay bales.
She also posted one of her kissing her son on the cheek, while he pulled an unimpressed face to the camera.
Amanda captioned the pictures: "Just one of the happy helpers. @reubenowen74 #yorkshire #shepherdess #sheep #snow #winter #weather."
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But some of her followers joked she was embarrassing her son and should be ashamed of herself.
One cheekily wrote: "Oh dear think cuddles would done don't look to happy."
Another added: "That's a 'what you doing mum. Stop it mum'"
A third shared: "He doesn’t look too happy" alongside a crying with laughter emoji.
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Meanwhile a fourth commented: "The look on on Reubens face says stop embarrassing me Mum."
Elsewhere, another of Amanda's updates prompted her fans to beg her to "stay safe".
As she battled the heavy snow in the pictures, she wrote: "Hang onto your hats… It's finally stopped raining… and started snowing."
She also posted a video clip showing their farmhouse building covered in heaps of white snow.
Fans were worried about Amanda and her family due to the terrible weather conditions they were suffering – and they all rushed to the comments to give their advice and support.
One wrote: "Stay warm and safe."
Another penned: "Some lovely photos, hope you, your family and animals stay safe."
Our Yorkshire Farm and Beyond the Yorkshire Farm are available on My5.
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