FORMER Emmerdale actor Kelvin Fletcher was left shaking after he found himself in a life or death situation on his brand new show.
The moment came during a particularly tense lambing session for the star and his wife, Liz Marsland, on their farm.
Cameras were there to capture the drama for the couple's brand new ITVBe reality series, Fletcher's Family Farm.
In a clip from the programme, the 39 year old star and his wife could be seen helping a sheep as it gave birth.
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As first reported by the Daily Express, amid concern for the welfare of the newborn lamb, Kelvin could be seen in a state of worry over the distressing scene.
Fearing the sheep had "given up", it was left up to Kelvin and Liz to support the lamb.
Thankfully, the Strictly Come Dancing champ pulled through and the newborn arrived safely.
Liz said to her hubby: "You saved it."
Unable to respond, Kelvin appeared shook-up as Liz asked him: "Are you shaking?"
Covered in blood, the actor turned racing driver said: "Well, it was just tense."
In the new programme, life on the family farm will be shown warts and all with all the highs and lows captured on camera.
Joining the couple will be their four children - Marnie, six, Milo, four, as well as twins Mateusz and Maximus, one.
The Fletcher family have lived on their farm since 2021 after ditching city life following Kelvin's win on the BBC dance contest.
Fletcher's Family Farm airs this Sunday at 7pm on ITVBe.
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