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Published 07:49 17 Oct 2022 BST
Updated 14:12 17 Oct 2022 BST

But she took to Twitter over the weekend to share the news that a "massive tragedy" had struck the farm. In a lengthy thread detailing what had happened, the animal-lover revealed to her 896,000 followers that they had "lost every single chicken and duck" on the farm and "all of our geese" because of an avian flu outbreak. Bird flu is a highly contagious disease that spreads among birds, and in rare cases it can affect humans. Along with the hundreds of deaths, Emmanuel was also later struck down by the disease, with Blake "running on about four hours sleep in four days" to care for the emu. https://twitter.com/hiitaylorblake/status/1581434514164789249@knucklebumpfarms Animals Against Education episode who knows what, enjoy ? #emmanuel #emmanueldontdoit #emmanueltheemu #princessthedeer #animalsagainsteducation ♬ original sound - Knuckle Bump Farms
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