EMMERDALE star Kelvin Fletcher has been dad-shamed after he shared a video of his young children driving a car on their farm.
The 38-year-old actor has swapped urban life for the countryside after buying a farm in the Peak District with his wife Liz.
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And in a new video, Kelvin shared a video of his kids, five-year-old daughter Marnie and three-year-old son Milo, driving a 4×4 over their snowy fields.
The kids could be seen waving for the camera in the video, as Kelvin wrote: “A different kind of homework.”
Both kids had a go at driving the car across the field, leaving fans in shock.
One person wrote: “Not sure I’m comfortable with that 😮,” while another said: “Not a good idea. No seat belts.”
A third added: “Not sure. Very dangerous not a good idea,” and a fourth added: “Not sure if that’s a good thing or not ??”
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Despite the backlash, others commented that they used to do the same growing up and coined it as “great fun.”
It would appear Kelvin isn’t breaking a law by letting his children drive the car as there are no restrictions for minors driving a car on private land.
The Strictly Come Dancing champion swapped urban life to start farming in the countryside back in 2020.
Their 120-acre farm has an 18th-Century cottage, outbuildings, 20 sheep, three pigs and three alpacas.
In an interview with the Radio Times, Kelvin said it was a “big step”, but they were ready to “embrace something new”.
He added: “Often life is a case of always being on to the next thing, and I guess lockdown was a real pause when you couldn’t help but be present and reflect.
“Sometimes I do wonder whether we’ve taken on too much.
“But I can’t imagine us not doing this now. It’s ignited something inside me, and I love it.”
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