Former Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has been left devastated after her ex-husband Clive Owen was seen publicly with his new partner, marking the first time he has confirmed he’s moved on since their separation.

The couple, who captured the hearts of millions with their down-to-earth rural life and large family, shocked fans in 2022 when they announced their split after more than two decades of marriage and nine children together.

💔 “It still hurts. Every day.”

Sources close to Amanda say she was “deeply shaken” by photos of Clive and his new partner appearing in public, holding hands and smiling. In a brief yet emotional exchange with a local reporter, Amanda was seen wiping away tears before quietly saying just five haunting words:

“It still hurts. Every day.”

Those words have since gone viral, with fans taking to social media to express heartbreak and support for the shepherdess who became a national icon.

🧑‍🌾 A Rural Love Story That Captivated the Nation

Amanda and Clive’s love story was the soul of Our Yorkshire Farm, a documentary-style show that showcased not only the beauty of the countryside but also the strength, struggles, and joys of rural family life.

Their separation was met with an outpouring of sadness from viewers, many of whom saw them as a symbol of enduring love and partnership despite challenges.

😢 Fans React: “I feel like I’m losing my own parents”

Online forums and social media have been flooded with emotional responses to Amanda’s five words.

“She said what many of us feel after heartbreak,” wrote one fan on Twitter.
“That woman gave everything – she deserves peace, not pain.”

🕊️ Moving Forward or Stuck in the Past?

While Clive appears ready to embrace a new chapter, Amanda is reportedly focusing on her children and work, but those close to her say the emotional wounds are far from healed.

“She’s strong, but she’s human,” one friend revealed. “Seeing him with someone else reopened every scar she worked so hard to hide.”

📌 Final Thoughts

Amanda’s story is a painful reminder that behind every public smile, there may be silent grief. Her words — simple yet powerful — speak to anyone who’s ever loved and lost.

“It still hurts. Every day.”
Five words. A world of pain.