OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has paid an emotional tribute to her daughter Raven as she graduated from university with amazing results.
The 47-year-old Yorkshire Shepherdess was the ultimate proud mum as she watched her eldest daughter pass with flying colours – a first class honours degree in Biomedical Science.
Taking to her Instagram account, mum-of-nine Amanda posted a photo of 21-year-old Raven’s results from York St John’s University, where she’d received an astounding 72.67 per cent.
She then sang her daughter’s praises to her 523,000 followers, as she wrote: “Result !!!!!!
“A First. Her dedication & determination has paid off. Always in the library @yorkstjohn, a laboratory or a catering van.
“She works so hard, the sky’s the limit. Massively proud of @ravanelly_123,” Amanda, who split from husband Clive Owen earlier this year, added alongside a crying emoji.
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As Amanda’s fans spotted the touching post, they were quick to comment on Raven’s achievements, and say Amanda and Clive must be very proud.
One said: “Well done Raven and congratulations to both mum and dad for nurturing your talent.”
Another wrote: “Well done Raven. Proud family moment.”
While a third offered their congratulations and commented: “That’s fabulous Raven, you’ve worked so hard!”
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This comes after Amanda, a firm favourite with Channel 5 viewers, previously opened up on her close bond with Raven and her aspirations for the future.
In an interview with the Express, Amanda said: “I dropped her off at university and she’s talking about doing a masters degree and working in labs on Covid vaccines.
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“But that’s all down to her. Of course, as her mother, I’ll be there when she needs me, but I don’t want to take away her independence.
“They have to step up, which I don’t think is a bad thing. It makes them feel important.”
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