BBC Countryfile star Adam Henson inundated with support as he shares emotional news

Countryfile's Adam Henson has shared the delightful news of a new addition to his farm.

The TV presenter, who has been a familiar face on our screens for over two decades due to his role on BBC's Countryfile, has also offered tips and insights into animal life from his Cotswold Farm Park in Gloucestershire since 2001.

In his most recent update, Adam took to to reveal that one of his cows had given birth.

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In the clip, he started off by saying: "We've just had another new arrival on the farm. One of our Gloucester cows has given birth."

Swinging the camera around, Adam beamed: "There she is. That's Holly and her beautiful little calf."

He concluded with: "What a clever girl," reports .

Adam's followers were overjoyed with the news, with one remarking: "Just beautiful." Another described it as "lovely" while a third cooed: "Sweet baby."

Earlier this month, Adam paid a heartfelt tribute to his wife, Charlie Henson, following her recovery from pancreatic cancer.

After being diagnosed in 2021, Charlie remembered how her doctor had cautioned her about the low survival rate and the seriousness of her condition.

She was declared cancer-free after undergoing surgery, but still undergoes a scan every six months.

In a touching act, Adam and Charlie donated a pair of trainers to a charity installation by Pancreatic Cancer UK, which is displayed near London's iconic Tower Bridge.

Adam took to Instagram with a heartfelt message, sharing: "My wife had pancreatic cancer and thankfully recovered. We were happy to support this impactful initiative by each supplying a pair of trainers."

The drive to raise awareness for the plight of those affected by pancreatic cancer saw Pancreatic Cancer UK unveil its deeply touching Shoes of Hope exhibition on 15 April, ahead of the London Marathon.

Set against the scenic backdrop of Potters Fields Park, the display put on view 797 pairs of running shoes, each pair symbolising a life lost to pancreatic cancer every month across the UK, contributed by a diverse group including celebrities, survivors, grieving family members and supportive figures.