Amanda Owen has taken to social media to thank her followers for their "sweet" messages of support after the family suffered a heartbreaking loss. The presenter, who recently returned to screens in Our Yorkshire Farm on Channel 5, shared a number of photos on her Instagram of family pony, Little Joe, who sadly passed away, which prompted a wave of condolences from her fans.
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The mother-of-nine wrote in the caption: "Thank you to all the people that have sent us sweet messages about Little Joe. He had a heart of gold. He might have gone away, leaving earthly pastures to roam the Elysian Fields but his legacy remains. The children's love of horses."
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The images showed some of her children enjoying rides on the pony on their farm in North Yorkshire, and Amanda's followers flooded the comments with more well-wishes. One person said: "We were all so sad little Joe had passed. Love the show and those adorable children."
Another added: "Sending love to the kids [whose] hearts must feel broken," as a third wrote: "All I've ever wanted for my animals is that when the time comes, they're warm and safe in their own bed. What a long and wonderful life you gave him. Sorry for your loss but so many wonderful memories."
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Amanda shared a number of photos of Little Joe
The TV star often keeps her fans up to date on social media with the goings-on at their farm, but the best way to keep in the know is to tune into Our Yorkshire Farm on Channel 5, which recently returned for a new series.
It seems the programme has gone down a treat so far with audiences, and Amanda was keen to thank TV fans for watching in their millions. She wrote on Instagram last week: "A big thank you to all viewers who tuned in to #ouryorkshirefarm on @channel5_tv last night. Nearly two million viewers watched and will grow to three million in consolidated figures. Only losing slot to the mighty Silent Witness."
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