It's been a sad night for Helen Skelton
Helen Skelton was sad to announce a death on a Yorkshire farm tonight moments after a 'distressing warning' to viewers because of it.
At the start of the episode, viewers were warned: "This programme contains scenes of life and death some viewers may find distressing”.And moments later, viewers found out exactly what it was that could distress them. Philliipa died just after giving birth to two kids, which had to be delivered by emergency caesarean.Helen told viewers that the death had affected the mood of everyone at the farm.
"It won't be easy Helen. It's going to be an uphill struggle, but it's one we've done before with success many many times so we're going to really try and just to say to lose Phillipa, who was a goat that won our hearts when she went to live with the llamas by choice, it's such a blow because she was a goat that we really loved so she will be missed."@aebrid56 said: "Such sad news about Phillipa.
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