
Kelvin Fletcher and his family have been living away from their farm after a fire broke out in the farmhouse.
Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz have faced challenging times following a “devastating” fire, but they’ve now shared a significant update.
Last October, the family-of-six were enjoying a break away from their farm when they received news from a neighbour about a blaze at their farmhouse.
The fire rendered their home uninhabitable, forcing them to seek temporary lodgings. However, over a year later, they’ve made their return to the farm they hold dear.
In the season three finale of ITV’s Fletchers’ Family Farm, Kelvin Fletcher announced: “As far as big days go, this one’s huge.
“We’re taking delivery of our new lodge, the final step in getting us back living on the farm after a year of renting following a fire in the farmhouse.”

Fletchers’ Family Farm star Kelvin Fletcher, his wife Liz and their four children. (Image: ITV)

Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz were “devastated” when there was a fire at their farmhouse home last year. (Image: ITV)
Upon the arrival of the first part of their new temporary home, Liz reflected on the aftermath of the fire.
She revealed: “These things, dealing with the fire, it takes so much longer than you can ever imagine.
“It’s a full-time job trying to go through the whole process, the surveys, everything that needs to be done.
“As well as then, we haven’t even started the point of clearing the house out and actually making a start on that building work.
“So this just feels, although it’s temporary, feels like it will help us make those steps a bit more efficiently, a bit more not having to be in two places at the same time.”
Kelvin added: “After everything we’ve been through this year, the hardest part has been feeling so disconnected as a family.
“Being back on the farm brings us back together again and we couldn’t be happier.”

Kelvin Fletcher and wife Liz give ‘huge’ emotional update after ‘upsetting’ year (Image: ITV)
Liz light-heartedly referred to their current abode as a “posh caravan”, expressing relief and a sense of “a weight is lifting” with this significant move.
“The thought of being back at the farm 24/7, it just feels like the best feeling.”
In a voiceover, Kelvin acknowledged the “challenge” that lies ahead in this next phase of their adventure.
“It’s been a long road but our dream of returning to the farm is finally taking shape.
“But before we dig in, we’ve got to adapt to lodge living and with four kids in tow, that’s a whole new kind of challenge.”
Liz concurred: “It’s not your average caravan but there’s six of us.”
She then enthusiastically concluded: “It’ll just take the edge off of the upset of the fire I think and when we do the renovation, we’re here, we’re on site, we’re back. We’re back on the farm.”



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