The Strictly champ was forced to divert his two eldest kids’ attention as a sheep went on a mating spree

KELVIN Fletcher was forced to cover his children’s eyes from a very rude scene from his farming show.

The former soap star, 39, will give viewers a glimpse of his family and farm life for a new ITV special.

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Kelvin Fletcher was forced to cover his children's eyes from a very rude scene from his farming show

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Kelvin Fletcher was forced to cover his children’s eyes from a very rude scene from his farming showCredit: ITV

A randy sheep was getting acquainted with his new female admirers as Kelvin and his children watched on

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A randy sheep was getting acquainted with his new female admirers as Kelvin and his children watched onCredit: ITV
Fletcher Family at Christmas will see the family of six as they let the cameras document their rural life.

During the show viewers will watch as first time farmer Kelvin gets his four young children involved on the farm, including his model wife Liz.

But during one scene the Strictly champ is forced to divert his two eldest kids’ attention as a sheep goes on a mating spree.

The randy livestock had been covered in red paint by Kelvin before being placed with the females to breed.

As the excited animal got to know his new love interests, the children watched on.

Emmerdale actor Kelvin could be heard exclaiming: “Oh, oh, go on lad!”

He added: “Rudolph is now definitely in full flight, we might need to advert the kids’ eyes.”

Turning to his son, he said: “Come here Milo, it’s getting cold mate, let me pick you up.”

Meanwhile, Liz could be seen open-mouthed at the intimate scenes.

The actor lives on a 120-acre 18th-century farm in the Peak District with Liz and their children Marnie, six, Milo, four, and one-year-old twins Maximus and Mateusz.

Fletcher’s Family Farm at Christmas is on ITV1 at 11.25am on Christmas Eve and on ITVBE at 7pm.

The randy livestock had been covered in red paint by Kelvin before being placed with the females to breed

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The randy livestock had been covered in red paint by Kelvin before being placed with the females to breedCredit: ITV

Kelvin lives on a 120-acre 18th-century farm in the Peak District

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Kelvin lives on a 120-acre 18th-century farm in the Peak DistrictCredit: ITV