Kelvin Fletcher broke some disappointing news to his wife, Liz, during the latest repeat episode of Fletcher's Family Farm09:09, 28 Jul 2026Kelvin Fletcher reflected on the farm's future after saying a bittersweet farewell.‌During a repeat episode of Fletcher's Family Farm, which aired on Monday night, Kelvin left his wife, Liz, in shock after he sold their goats without telling her. The move comes after Kelvin choked back tears following his daughter's huge milestone.‌The couple, who share the highs and lows of running their Cheshire Farm, often don't cross paths during the day as they are so busy with farming duties and raising their family.‌When speaking about the farm's future, Kelvin said, "The future of our farm depends on us focusing our efforts on the breeds that produce products we want to sell.""Right, come on, goats," Liz can be heard saying before Kelvin added in the voiceover, "While Liz was out for the day, I managed to find the goats a new home in Wales. But we've not yet had a moment together for me to reveal the news of the deal."‌"Kelvin, where are the goats?" Liz asked, to which her husband replied, "They've gone to a good home. They've gone to an actual goat farm."He went on, "A pygmy goat breeder who specialises in pygmy goats, and who loves pygmy goats? But that's what they want. They want to be with all their mates. They didn't have any mates here."Liz put her head in her hands as she replied, "Would have been nice to say goodbye."‌"I know, but I had to think fast," Kelvin explained as he continued, "To be fair, I didn't realise how popular they were!"I put an advert up, and that same night I got inundated with messages, and I think it was Friday afternoon. So I'm sorry, but..."‌Liz asked whether Kelvin had received any money for the goats, and he confirmed he had."Oh, where's the money?" Liz laughed as the former Emmerdale star said he was going to buy more sheep with it."We've got to keep it simple," he stated. "No pets apart from Ginger. I think the alpacas are next to go."Article continues belowHe added, "Liz was definitely more attached to the goats than me, but at least we can agree that by selling them, we are now a step closer to being a native breed farm."Fletcher's Family Farm is available to watch on ITVX.