Michael Owen’s new reality show “Meet the Owens” is turning heads — and not just for his football fame. Comparisons to David Brent? He laughs it off, calling it the ultimate compliment. The series peels back the curtain on his life: from his daughter Gemma training to be a jockey to his thriving Manor House Stables, where stars like James Milner, Ian Wright, and Sir Alex Ferguson ride alongside him. It’s less glitter, more grit — showcasing the business behind the glamour. Owen opens up about the crushing pressure of football, even missing the Ballon d’Or win in 2001 because he was already chasing the next match. Now, horse racing brings him deeper fulfillment than his playing days ever did. And amid all this, he quietly carries the weight of his son James’s degenerative illness — adding profound humanity to the show. Owen’s embracing the real him, warts and all, and audiences are loving it. With buzz soaring and a second season rumored, he’s found a new rhythm — and a fresh way to connect with fans beyond the pitch.
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