Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reunites with son Reuben as he shares farm update
Amanda Owen smiles with son Reuben in his latest update
INSTAGRAM/REUBEN OWEN
A month on since Ravenseat Farm shut its doors to visitors, fans are still searching for answers as to exactly why.
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, who runs the farm in the Yorkshire Dales, has remained relatively silent on social media since the farm closed.
However, in a new update from her son Reuben, she made a rare appearance alongside the teen.
The youngster took to Instagram to share a series of snaps from the farm and his recent days out.
He captioned the collection: "Few recent pictures," followed by a tractor emoji.
A number of the snaps showed the digging work he's been up to on the farm but it was a selfie with his mum which caught the eye of dozens of fans.
Reuben Owen last shared a snap with mum Amanda at the beginning of the month
INSTAGRAM/REUBEN OWEN
While her son wore a navy sweatshirt and motorbike helmet, Owen posed alongside him as she beamed with happiness for the smiley snap.
Inevitably, it didn't take fans long to react to seeing Owen looking happy amid the mystery of Ravenseat's closure.
One fan replied to her son's update: "Thanks for the pics Reuben, working hard as always but having fun too, appreciate the pic of you and your Mum, hope she is doing ok, please pass on love!"
While a second echoed: "Nice to see ur mum smiling," followed by a series of thumbs up emojis.
Elsewhere, a third added: "Great pictures glad to see your still getting the work in, your mum looks great hope she's OK."
And a fourth commented: "Lovely to see your mum hope she keep well."
Another weighed in: "What an office that is, good to see fun and family."
And a sixth pleaded: "Never mind all that... We want to see you back on the Telly x." (sic)
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Reuben Owen showed off the digging work taking place at the farm
INSTAGRAM/REUBEN OWEN
Owen, who shares nine children with estranged husband Clive, left fans guessing with a short and cryptic message on her website back in July when Ravenseat first shut its doors.
"Ravenseat Farm is closed to visitors until further notice," the notice began.
"So, unfortunately, we are not serving cream teas. Thank you for your understanding. Amanda."
While Owen stopped short of providing a reason, it isn't the first time the farm has had to close as last year it also had to temporarily shut due to the overwhelming demand of lambing season.
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