Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben Owen thrills fans as he reunites with rarely seen sisters

Our Yorkshire Farm star Reuben Owen has given fans a glimpse at his rarely seen little sisters after trying his hand at a daring departure from his usual farming life.

The 20-year-old son of Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen and her ex-husband Clive Owen has become increasingly famous in his own right despite Our Yorkshire Farm’s cancellation by Channel 5.

Reuben has gone on to star in his own spin off series, Reuben: Life In The Dales, shining a light on his startup digger business in Muker, a tiny village in the heart of the remote Ravenseat area of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.

But although fans enjoyed cameos from some familiar Our Yorkshire Farm faces on Reuben’s new series - such as Miles Owen and Sidney Owen, who both turned up to try to help Reuben with his new venture - viewers have still seen very little of Amanda’s youngest children.

Reuben posted an image of himself with two of his youngest sisters to farm content hungry Instagram followers who were delighted to see some of the lesser publicised members of the family.

Reuben, sat on a Honda stunt bike, was seen carrying two young girls, thought to be sisters Nancy Owen and Clemmy Owen, in a pose on the bike.

Clemmy, full name Clementine Owen, is now eight. Clemmy is seen as the cheeky daughter and fans immediately took her to heart. In one emotional scene, Clemmy is seen helping a baby snag due to being an avid bird watcher.

In 2021, before the series was cancelled, Channel 5 viewers got to see Clemmy start school.

Clemmy was last seen in February when Amanda Owen shared a photo of her digging through huge snowdrifts on Ravenseat, tunnelling her way under the heavy snow which had fallen across the Dales farm as well as holding a lamp light for mum Amanda as they worked on the farm overnight despite the inclement weather.

The youngest Owen, at just seven now, Nancy was a surprise pregnancy and Amanda Owen didn’t know she was even pregnant with Nancy until she was six months gone.

Amanda, writing in her book Tales From The Farm, admitted she thought her weight gain had been ‘middle aged spread’, but she was actually 23 weeks pregnant with no symptoms.

Nancy hasn’t been back on TV yet but Amanda shared a photo in January of her helping milk the cows.

It comes after Reuben took on the Bainbridge Hill Climb dirt bike race last week, posting a white knuckle photo of himself jumping off a mud ramp during the famous motorsport event in a bit of a departure from his usual diggers and JCBs on peaceful Ravenseat.