Our Yorkshire Farm’s Clive Owen admits he 'behaved badly' towards ex Amanda
Further detailing his emotions towards Amanda at the time, Clive explained he felt the show was"taking her away".
"But it wasn’t, she was just committed," he explained."We were all committed to this thing, but it seemed to eat away at me and I handled it badly. "I behaved badly towards her because I should have been supportive, and I was doing the absolute opposite."following the couple's split, but instead commissioned a spin-off focused on Clive and their son Reuben calledShop Sky deals across TV, broadband and mobile
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