The premiere episode with also have the first 5 minutes shown on 7Two and 7Flix.
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“I’m not here to find a girlfriend, I’m here to find my wife”
Meet the 2025 Farmers and Ladies
Real love returns to Seven and 7plus on Monday, 21 April with four new farmers – Corey, Jarrad, Thomas and Tom – ready to open their hearts to love on Australia’s favourite dating show, **Farmer Wants A Wife.
An up-and-coming fourth-generation farmer Corey – 24, from Biloela, Queensland – is keen to make a solid start on the fifth generation. Family means the world to him, and he plans to expand his farm, continuing the dream of his grandfather and his father before him. Despite his young age, Corey is ready to settle down, has firm plans for his future and is ready to settle down.
“I’m not here to find a girlfriend, I’m here to find my future wife, and once I do I’ll be loyal to a fault,” says Corey; who is looking for an open, honest, and family-oriented partner. “I want a partner who wants to have a family and puts family first.”
Sheep farmer Tom – 31 from Borambola, New South Wales – loves being his own boss and working in open spaces, breathing in the clean mountain air of the Riverina district. He loves farm life and is looking for a wife to build a future and family with.
For Tom, love is a combination of passion and attraction that brings joy and commitment. “It’s someone you can’t get enough of and want to spend every moment with,” he says, adding: “Everyone desires love – they’re lying if they say they don’t.”
Sheep and hemp farmer Jarrad – 21 from Stanthorpe, Queensland – loves working hard on and off the farm. A creative who loves the land and making music, Jarrad spends his downtime singing, watching movies and cooking.
He cares about traditional values including common respect, integrity, discipline and being there for one another: “Having your partner’s back is important but also pushing each other to achieve your best. I’m very driven. I need someone who’ll push me as hard as I push them so we can achieve our dreams together.”
Farmer Thomas is a hardworking and driven 35-year-old farmer from South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. He’s tech-savvy, passionate about modern farming and can’t wait to get married and start his own family. Describing himself as “open and honest,” Thomas believes in giving everyone a “fair go” and doesn’t judge people at face value.
Thomas is looking for a partner in love and life, “My ideal partner is someone who shares the same values as me – loyalty, trust and being family-focused. A free spirit who enjoys fun and adventure.”
Which farmer will find their happily ever after?
Farmer Wants A Wife is a Fremantle Australia and Eureka Productions co-production for the Seven Network
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad , 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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Real love blooms
Farmers Corey and Thomas invite five ladies back to their farms
Tonight on the season premiere of Farmer Wants A Wife: Four new farmers – Corey, Jarrad, Thomas and Tom – began their search for love, meeting their chosen eight ladies for the first time at the Hunter Valley’s Convent Hotel.
After being introduced by host Natalie Gruzlewski, all four farmers proceeded to get to know their ladies better through a series of one-on-one speed dates.
South Australian farmer Thomas was smitten after meeting 35-year-old English teacher Clarette. “She took my breath away,” said the 35-year-old farmer, adding: “She’s beautiful.”
The shy farmer was also impressed by 32-year-old public servant Ellen, 31-year-old FIFO mine site administrator Claire, 34-year-old construction co-ordinator Rachel and 33-year-old blasting specialist Nat.
Queensland farmer Corey declared he was looking for his “soulmate” before sitting down to his first speed date with 26-year-old primary school teacher Jadee. The 24-year-old farmer admitted the speed date made him feel like a lovesick teenager: “I couldn’t stop blushing. I couldn’t stop smiling.”
After promising speed dates with 23-year-old administration officer Hunter, 26-year-old registered nurse Chelsea, and 22-year-old dental assistant Rosie, Corey met Keeley, a 22-year-old optometrist. The pair bonded instantly over family, and Corey became emotional when talking about his grandfather who passed away last year. Wiping away his tears, Corey shared a joke with Keeley to lighten the mood.
Back in the Convent barrel room, Corey and Thomas each invited five ladies to join them on their farms:
Farmer Corey: Jadee, Keeley, Hunter, Rosie and Chelsea
Farmer Thomas: Clarette, Claire, Rachel, Nat and Ellen
Tuesday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: Farmers Tom and Jarrad continue their speed dates before inviting five ladies to join them on the farm. Which ladies will win the all-important first 24-hour date, spending a romantic 24 hours alone with their farmer.
Farmer Corey, 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad, 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas, 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom, 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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First dates and first kisses
Steamy 24-hour dates on Farmer Wants A Wife
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Farmers Jarrad and Tom chose five ladies to invite back to their farms before all four farmers each invited a special lady for an unforgettable day alone.
Farmer Tom invited 28-year-old primary school teacher Eliza, 27-year-old registered nurse Emma, 29-year-old fitness coach Emmie-Rose, 28-year-old registered nurse Georgie and 34-year-old lawyer Bridget back to the farm to get to know them better.
Clearly smitten by Eliza, Tom invited her on a 24-hour date where they enjoyed a magical evening in Tom’s barn. Eliza said she was excited to have the farmer all to herself, saying he was “definitely ticking all the boxes at the moment!” The pair spent the night talking about family and animals before ending the night with a kiss. “There could be some love blossoming there for sure.”
Jarrad invited 22-year-old education support worker Ash, 21-year-old bartender Chloe, 23-year-old jillaroo Lucy, 25-year-old business owner Maneesha and 22-year-old jewellery store manager Bri back to his Stanthorpe sheep farm.
Sensing a strong connection with Chloe and being fond of her “big personality”, Jarrad followed his instincts and invited her on the first 24-hour date. After a romantic swim at a nearby waterfall, Jarrad prepared a barbeque dinner for the pair. “It meant a lot to be able to cook for her and just for her,” said Jarrad. “We’ve got a similar sense of humour and really like being around each other.” Chloe also enjoyed her alone time with Jarrad, saying, “Today has really grounded my feelings for Jarrad. Fingers crossed; they only grow from here.”
For his 24-hour date with 22-year-old optometrist Keeley, Biloela farmer Corey decorated his barn with fairy lights and flowers, creating a romantic space for the couple to get to know each other. During their date, Corey and Keeley talked about their grandparents with Corey noting it was rare to “fall for someone” who was on the same wavelength when it came to family. After sharing their first kiss at the end of the date, Keeley admitted she was feeling “a little bit smitten” with Corey.
After inviting Claire for the first 24-hour date, Thomas was excited to show her around the farm. For Claire, the night was an opportunity to find out what made Thomas tick. “I’m hoping to get a deeper understanding of Thomas and what he’s about, who he is as a person.”
Nestled on the back of a vintage truck once owned by his grandfather, Thomas told Claire she was “beautiful” before the couple shared their first kiss.
Farmer Jarrad: Chloe (24-hour date), Lucy, Maneesha, Bri and Ash
Farmer Tom: Emmie-Rose, Emma, Georgie, Bridget and Eliza (24-hour date)
Farmer Thomas: Claire (24-hour date)
Farmer Corey: Keeley (24-hour date)
Monday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: With the 24-hour solo dates wrapped, the ladies arrive at the farms ready to experience the grind of farm life with their chosen farmer. Each farmer must choose two ladies for a double date, but tensions rise when one must say goodbye. Who will make a lasting impression on their farmer?
Farmer Corey, 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad, 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas, 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom, 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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Tears and shock walk outs!
The rocky road to love on Farmer Wants A Wife
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: As Claire, Eliza, Keeley and Chloe basked in the glow of their 24-hour one-on-one dates, the dynamics quickly shifted when the other ladies joined the farms, each quizzing their farmers about their romantic dates.
Farmer Tom put his ladies straight to work on the farm with fitness coach Emmie shocked by the turn of events: “I did not expect farm life to just kick off as soon as we got here. I was like, yeah maybe we’ll ease into it.”
Asking for volunteers to shear the sheep, Emmie was the last to take part and wasn’t a fan of the process, telling Tom she was more of an “observer.”
Later that night as Emma, Georgie and Eliza helped Tom prepare dinner, Emmie and Bridget watched on from the sidelines.
During dinner, all farmers received a text message from host Natalie Gruzlewski asking them to choose two ladies to take on a double date, knowing they would have to send one lady home at the end of the date.
Noticing Emmie and Bridget removing themselves from the group, Tom decided to take both ladies on the double date. “Emmie didn’t really like the shearing, and last night, Bridget took herself off to read a book. I’m thinking I might take them on to double date to check in and see how they are doing.”
But Tom was blindsided when both Emmie and Bridget decided to leave the farm before he had announced his picks for double date. Choosing not to say goodbye or explain why, the girls left together in a cab. Disappointed, but remaining philosophical Tom said: “It’s good that they know what they are after.”
In South Australia, Farmer Thomas invited Nat and Clarette to join him on the double date. Clarette was disappointed by the invitation, “It’s probably the worst outcome unfortunately, but hopefully I’ll shine in my own way, and he’ll get to see that.” Thomas took the ladies sandboarding at his favourite beach before asking Nat to leave the farm at the farewell dinner.
Farmer Jarrad invited Maneesha and Bri on the double date, taking the ladies for a picnic and an afternoon of swimming and fishing. At dinner, Jarrad farewelled Maneesha, unable to handle the pressure of dating multiple women.
After a day of farmwork with the ladies, Farmer Corey invited Hunter and Rosie for the double date, making Hunter “super nervous” as she started second guessing why Corey chose her.
Corey took Hunter and Rosie for a game of tennis. The pressure of the double date and possible elimination proved too much for an emotional Rosie as she burst into tears mid game and had to be comforted by Corey. Later that night, Rosie decided to leave the farm.
Tuesday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: Our Farmers and ladies head off to the first Farmer Wants A Wife event – The Bullarama! As the spectacular bull riding kicks off, there’s high drama as the sun goes down. Tension builds with Corey’s camp as his ladies discover more than one of them has kissed him. Farmer Tom’s Emma is keen for more time with him – but will it go as planned? And Farmer Thomas is in turmoil as one of his ladies has doubts about her connection with him. Who will the Farmers choose for the next solo date?
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad , 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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“I felt like a bombshell had been dropped on me!”
Heartbreak for Thomas on Farmer Wants A Wife
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Shock and heartbreak for Farmer Thomas as Claire abruptly left the farm; while Chelsea and Keeley were surprised to discover that Farmer Corey kissed them both on the same night!
Coming together for their first social event at the Goulburn Rodeo, the farmers and ladies shared their highs and lows of farm life, before host Natalie Gruzlewski arrived to announce that farmers would choose their next solo date by the end of the night.
As they all settled into the night, Claire voiced her concern that Clarette was getting more one-on-one time with Thomas. “I haven’t been able to spend much time with Farmer Thomas,” said Claire. “All the other ladies really enjoyed their 24-hour dates and formed good connections, and they’re all still feeling very smitten. For me, I think the love bubble is definitely being burst. It’s just a different dynamic now.”
When Ellen whisked Thomas away for a one-on-one chat, Clarette took the opportunity to tell the other ladies about her kiss with Thomas during the farm farewell dinner. News of Clarette’s kiss only fuelled further doubts in Claire’s mind about her feelings for Thomas.
With his 24-hour date with Claire still fresh in his mind, Thomas agreed to go for a chat with Clarette, who was keen to let him know that she had strong feelings for him. The pair’s conversation ended with another kiss.
After her one-on-one chat and kiss with Farmer Corey, Chelsea was feeling confident about her position on the farm until she discovered that Corey had kissed Keeley immediately after her.
“That makes me feel a bit uneasy knowing that he kissed you as well,” Chelsea said to Keeley. Keeley agreed, replying: “It’s very confusing that he’s kissed me and then he’s turned around and kissed you!”
Summing up her disappointment in a piece to the camera, Chelsea said: “Everything that he (Corey) said to me, he also said to Keeley. He kissed me, he kissed Keeley. I don’t know where I stand with the guy, I really don’t.”
During the night, Claire confided to the other ladies that she didn’t feel her connection with Thomas was strong enough to move to the farm.
When finally alone with Thomas, Claire broke the news that she was leaving the farm. “I have been quiet and pulling back a bit, but I’ve kind of like reflected and I don’t actually know if I want to continue.”
Thomas took the news hard, saying it was like a “bombshell” had been dropped on him. “I’m a little bit disappointed, to be honest. Claire is an amazing human,” he said. “Yeah, I’m pretty hurt. I caught feelings pretty quickly. In the back of my mind, I knew I was going to get hurt.”
As the night drew to a close, the Farmers announced the ladies invited for the next solo date:
Farmer Corey – Chelsea
Farmer Jarrad – Ash
Farmer Thomas – Clarette
Farmer Tom – Georgie
Monday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: Farmers pull out all the stops on spectacular solo dates before one farmer makes a drastic decision.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad , 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
The Seven Network pays Farmer Wants A Wife (FWAW) contestants $80 per day during filming, according to a former cast member.
ACM sports journalist Ellen Dunger, 29, was paired with Farmer Todd, 33, on the 2024 season of Seven’s reality dating show.
After the 2025 season premiered last week, Dunger took to TikTok to reveal the contestant’s $80 per day rate is restricted to filming days, which sometimes roll into the early hours of the morning.
“So you get $80 a day during filming, but you don’t get it on your days off,” she said in a video.
However, even more galling was the fact that almost half the money was “withheld” by the network.
“Forty per cent of that is withheld until after it airs,” said Dunger.
“So you get sweet FA in terms of money from going on the show."
Dunger said the wage is further offset by the contestants having to pay for their own wardrobe on set.
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Champagne, shucking and shock farewells
Romance and reality collide on Farmer Wants A Wife
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Romance was in full bloom with epic one-on-one dates before explosive farm farewells saw one farmer asking two ladies to leave his farm.
Still recovering from Claire’s shock exit, Farmer Thomas treated Clarette to an afternoon of oyster shucking and champagne for their one-on-one date.
Acknowledging that Claire’s departure had created an opportunity for her, Clarette seized the moment during a candlelit dinner with Thomas to tell the farmer she was all in. “If you want me here, honestly, I will be here till the end.” Later that night, Clarette boldly asked Thomas if he found her attractive, to which he answered, “yes.”
For their one-on-one date, Farmer Corey and Chelsea enjoyed a day of four-wheel driving before a romantic evening picnic. Still reeling after learning that Corey had kissed her and Keeley on the same night, Chelsea confronted Corey about his actions.
“You kissed someone else after me,” she said. “It was our special moment and it kind of got taken away by that.”
Corey moved to reassure Chelsea, telling her their kiss felt “right and special” and that he had been waiting to spend time with her.
Farmer Jarrad decided on a day of baseball, followed by a diner dinner and dancing for his date with Ash. When the pair hit the dancefloor after dinner, Ash finally scored her long-awaited kiss with the farmer.
Farmer Tom took Georgie gold panning and swimming for their date, hoping to get to know her better during their time alone. At the end of the date, the pair shared a kiss.
With the one-on-one dates over, the farmers and ladies went back to work on the farm, ahead of the looming farm farewell dinners and departures.
Lacking a connection with Hunter, Corey chose her to leave the farm, while farmers Tom and Thomas decided not to send anyone home.
Certain about his feelings for Chloe and Ash, Jarrad asked Lucy to leave the farm. Returning to the table after farewelling Lucy, Jarrad dropped a bombshell, announcing that Bri would also be leaving.
The farmer explained he had to follow his heart, and he didn’t want to be “another crappy bloke who leads a girl on.”
“I’ve been through some tough things in my life, but as hard as that was, it was the right thing to do,” said Jarrad of his shock decision.
Tuesday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: With only two ladies remaining, Jarrad gets his happily ever after, but who will be the lucky lady? Meanwhile, back on the farms, the ladies take the reins and design dream dates for their farmers.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad , 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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“We go together like cold beer and country music”
Farmer Jarrad finds his happily ever after with Chloe
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Farmer Jarrad found his happily ever after with bartender Chloe, while Farmer Thomas’ steamy date with Ellen strained his relationship with Clarette.
Host Natalie Gruzlewski instructed the ladies to design a date their farmer would love. Each farmer would then choose their favourite date without knowing who was behind the idea.
Farmer Corey was won over by Jadee’s date of drinks and darts, with Jadee hoping a series of questions attached to their game would help her get to know the farmer better.
Surprised at how much they had in common and sensing their smouldering chemistry, Corey pulled Jadee in for a kiss. It was the perfect end to the date for Jadee. “I can’t wipe the smile off my face,” she said. “It was such a lovely afternoon.”
Emma was thrilled to secure her first date with Farmer Tom. Choosing to explore their creative sides, Emma organised a picnic and an afternoon of painting which ended with the pair sharing a kiss.
Still nursing a broken heart after Claire’s departure, Farmer Thomas chose Ellen’s date that promised a massage to “knead out some knots” and help him unwind from a big day.
A qualified massage therapist, Ellen transformed the barn into a candlelit haven that clearly impressed the farmer.
“Massage, bathtub, chocolate, strawberries – this date was definitely one of the most romantic that someone has organised for me,” said Thomas. “I think there could be feelings developing with Ellen. I definitely want to explore that a bit more.”
But when Thomas and Ellen arrived at dinner after their steamy date, Ellen was still wearing her swimwear which made Clarette visibly uncomfortable. “I thought they would have been clothed when they came back for dinner, but they weren’t.”
During dinner, Clarette quizzed the pair on their date wanting to know every detail, and later admitted in a piece to camera that it was hard to hear about the pair sharing a bath.
Down to his final two ladies, Farmer Jarrad met Chloe and Ash’s families, hoping this would help him in his decision making.
Despite having strong affections for both ladies, Jarrad announced bartender Chloe had won his heart, saying the pair went together like “cold beer and country music.”
“I love how you push me to want to be a better man and I’m falling for you, and I do hope you are ready to catch me because I would be honoured to have you by my side.”
I will do my best to be better every day because from this day on, I would like to spend every day with you.”
An elated and emotional Chloe described the moment as a “pretty surreal” before joking with Jarrad that her engagement finger was currently “vacant real estate.”
Monday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: The farmers are in for a big surprise as host Natalie Gruzlewski introduces a brand-new group of ladies ready to steal our farmers’ hearts.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Jarrad , 21, Stanthorpe, QLD: Sheep
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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New ladies, new love?
Farmers Corey, Thomas and Tom each meet four new ladies
After weeks of bonding with their chosen favourites on the farms, Farmer Wants A Wife farmers Corey, Thomas and Tom are about to be thrown a curveball by host Natalie Gruzlewski.
Determined to give every farmer the best shot at finding love, Natalie has searched far and wide to find four new potential matches for each of them.
On Monday, 12 May, each farmer will spend one-on-one time with these new ladies before inviting two to join the others on the farm.
The latecomers know they are stepping into already-formed connections, but they’re not backing down. Their arrival is set to shake things up and stir emotions, after all, the road to love is never straightforward.
Could one of these surprise arrivals end up stealing a farmer’s heart?
Monday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: The farmers are in for a big surprise as host Natalie Gruzlewski introduces a brand-new group of ladies ready to steal our farmers’ hearts.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
Farmer Wants A Wife 7.30pm Mondays and Tuesdays on Seven and 7plus
"I’ve made a mistake!”
Farmer Thomas’ secret meet-up with Claire
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: The Harvest Festival produced a night of shocks and tears as Farmer Thomas admitted to a secret meet-up with Claire, triggering an ultimatum from Clarette. Meanwhile, host Natalie Gruzlewski surprised the farmers with a collection of brand-new suitors.
Nat shocked the farmers with the arrival of potential new partners, causing tension and threatening the connections with their original ladies. By the end of the night, each farmer would invite five ladies back to their farm.
Catching up with farmers Tom and Corey over a beer, Thomas dropped a bombshell, sharing that he had secretly met up with Claire in an attempt to find closure but had only told Clarette after the fact.
“Yeah, she [Clarette], she’s just giving me the cold shoulder. I’ve really dug myself a massive hole. I’ve realised how much I really care for her, and it kind of hurts me that I’ve put her in this situation.”
During the festival, the new ladies wasted no time in making an impression on the farmers.
Twenty-seven-year-old registered nurse Chloe made a beeline for Corey, aware she had to make up for lost time. The pair broke away from the group for a private chat to get to know one another better. It wasn’t long before Corey was smitten.
In a piece to camera, Corey admitted he felt a connection with Chloe. “I sort of get lost in her eyes a little bit and her smile…it got pretty deep pretty quickly, I suppose, in the conversations.”
Thomas was visibly impressed by 32-year-old paramedic, Tayla. "She’s very attractive. I got butterflies, and I was pretty nervous talking to her. I’d like to talk to her a bit more and hopefully my nerves calm down a bit!”
Unsure about the strength of her connection with Thomas and feeling the pressure of the night’s new arrivals, Ellen decided to leave the farm.
Pulling Thomas aside, Ellen said, “I’ve actually decided to go home. I think we had a really nice date, but I’m feeling like we’re not emotionally compatible. I feel like there’s not a strong enough emotional connection for me.”
The pair agreed that Thomas would not choose her at the end of the night, paving the way for another lady to travel back to the farm.
Feeling uneasy about her connection with Corey and observing him with the new ladies, Keeley decided she needed to tell the farmer exactly how she felt or risk losing him.
“I struggle to express how I feel sometimes, but like, I’m obviously very serious about you and I feel like I’m starting to fall a little bit for you,” confessed Keeley. Corey reassured Keeley that her feelings were reciprocated.
After meeting the new ladies and feeling a strong connection with 30-year-old police detective Mady, Farmer Tom decided he had to be honest about his feelings for Emma. He said to the camera, “I’m just not feeling it,” before breaking the sad news to Emma.
Knowing he needed to repair his relationship with Clarette, Thomas pulled her aside to apologise and explain that he only met up with Claire as a “friend.”
Clarette challenged Thomas on his apology, annoyed that he would risk everything they had for a meet-up with Claire.
“I want you to trust me again. I’ve made a mistake. And I’ve learned from it. I probably should’ve asked you before to see if you were going to be ok with it,” said Thomas. “I can really see a future with you, Clarette. I don’t think I’ve ever been this happy on the farm.”
An emotional Clarette accepted his apology.
As the night ended, the farmers announced their chosen ladies:
Farmer Corey – Chloe, Keeley, Jadee, Chelsea and Annie
Farmer Tom – Georgie, Eliza, Mady, Tijan and Emily
Farmer Thomas – Clarette, Rachel, Laura, Jess and Tayla
Tuesday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: It’s game on as the new arrivals amp up the competition and pressure for the original ladies before all hell breaks loose at a shocking farm farewell.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
TV Week has the first interview with Farmer Jack, who is joining the current season to find love.
“Yeah, I think Clarette can get jealous”
Farmer Thomas’ shock admission wounds Clarette
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Chemistry and compatibility were put to the test in a series of intimacy exercises that left Clarette furious after Farmer Thomas branded her “jealous” and placed Chloe unexpectedly in the spotlight with Farmer Corery.
Designed to test true compatibility, host Natalie Gruzlewski put the farmers and their ladies through a series of relationship tests. At the end of the tests, each farmer invited the lady they felt most compatible with on a special one-on-one date.
On Corey’s farm, Chloe, Annie, Keeley and Jadee were asked to name their “love language” in the hope of matching with their farmer. Chloe accused Jadee of cheating, saying she chose her answer of physical touch solely to align with Corey.
“I was honest with all of my questions and it really it pissed me off. Like, how does she know?” asked Jadee. "She (Chloe) doesn’t know me from a bar of soap. There’s no point in lying, I’d be setting myself up for failure anyway.”
For the second exercise of the day, the farmers were blindfolded and one by one, each lady had a two-minute window to put their physical intimacy to the test.
On Thomas’ farm, there was a shared uneasiness about the task, particularly for the ladies having to watch Clarette with Thomas, given their strong connection.
“I don’t like watching, it feels wrong,” said Rachael. “It’s very strange watching other women be intimate with Farmer Thomas.”
For the third and final relationship exercise, the ladies were asked to be candid and write down their true feelings – good and bad – about potentially moving to the farm.
Farmer Tom was thrilled to hear about Georgie’s love of farm life and her willingness to relocate to build their relationship. “My dream scenario is here. I can definitely see myself living out on the farm here with Tom. It’s just the best. I love it!” shared Georgie.
With the knowledge and insights gathered from the exercises, the farmers announced their solo dates: Farmer Thomas—Rachael, Farmer Corey—Chloe and Farmer Tom—Georgie.
After the romantic solo dates, the farmers and ladies gathered for an honesty dinner – a night of hard-hitting anonymous questions asked around the table.
As the questions were handed around, a nervous Thomas stumbled when asked to list the non-physical qualities he liked about Clarette. He barely recovered before announcing the thing he liked least about Clarette was her jealousy.
“I meant that as a positive, but the way it came out of my mouth, I think it was a negative,” explained Thomas. “I meant to say that, yeah, I think Clarette can get jealous, but I guess that’s only because she cares, and I didn’t finish off that properly.”
In a piece to camera, Clarette argued that if she were the jealous type, she wouldn’t be putting herself in this situation. She wondered if Thomas would be as accommodating if the roles were reversed, saying, “I need him to understand that it really hurt me.”
The honesty dinner on Tom’s farm prompted two shock departures. Emily decided to leave, not feeling a strong connection with Tom. In a shock twist, Tom then asked Maddy to leave the farm.
“If I am to be honest, Maddy, I just feel the connection isn’t quite strong enough. I don’t want to waste your time because you’re such a lovely lady and you deserve to find happiness,” said Tom, explaining his decision.
Tuesday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: Pressure mounts as the ladies meet their farmer’s friends, while Chloe finds herself in the hot seat once again. And Farmer Tom prepares for one of the most important decisions of his life. Could the family visit change one lady’s fate?
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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“Georgie, I’m totally in love with you!”
Farmer Tom finds his forever love
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Farmer Tom found his forever love with Georgie, while Farmer Thomas and Farmer Corey upped the ante, taking their ladies to meet some people who are very special to them.
After saying goodbye to Emily and Mady, Farmer Tom was ready to make his final choice between Georgie and Eliza and decided to visit each lady’s family to help him make his decision.
Georgie’s mother, Karen, was worried about Tom taking her daughter away from her settled life. Tom was rattled by Karen’s concern until a conversation with Georgie on their date later that night confirmed she would be happy to move to the farm.
Tom then travelled to Melbourne to meet Eliza’s family and was surprised how well he got on with them. Later during their date, Eliza confessed she was falling for Tom.
But, in the end, it was Georgie who won Tom’s heart with the farmer declaring his love for her.
“Through this whole experience, I enjoyed every moment I’ve been with you,” said the smitten farmer. “I’m excited to take the next step in this, and I’ve fallen really hard and fast for you, Georgie. I’m totally in love with you.”
An emotional Georgie responded, saying, “I feel exactly the same way. This has just been the best experience of my life. I’ve fallen in love with you. I’m so happy now.”
Meanwhile, on the other farms, Thomas drove Clarette, Rachael and Laura to Kimba for a BBQ to meet his friends, Tessa and Jesse, Todd and Georgie, and their children.
Having known Thomas for years, Tessa worried that Thomas’ connection with Clarette was based on physicality, saying, “He definitely does pick on looks first. So I’d probably encourage him to make sure that he gives everyone the time of day and has an open mind about it all.”
After meeting with all the ladies, Thomas’ friends chose Rachael for his next one-on-one date, a decision that disappointed Clarette.
At the local pub in Biloela, Corey introduced Keeley, Jadee, Annie and Chloe to his best mate Luke, who quizzed the ladies about life in the house.
After getting to know all the ladies, Luke chose Keeley for the next one-on-one date with Corey, saying he wanted to see their relationship develop.
Monday night on Farmer Wants A Wife: A fresh new love story begins when host Natalie Gruzlewski introduces 26-year-old Tasmanian dairy farmer Jack and eight ladies looking to win his heart. And in a fiery confrontation, Clarette discovers that Thomas has been hiding something from her.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Tom , 31, Borambola, NSW: Sheep
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“My love language is quality time”
Meet Tasmanian dairy farmer Jack
Having helped Farmer Jarrad find “the one”, Farmer Wants A Wife host and expert Cupid Natalie Gruzlewski has found another farmer to guide on their journey to find everlasting love!
Twenty-six-year-old Tasmanian dairy farmer Jack dreams of raising a family on his farm and is looking for a down-to-earth partner with “girl-next-door” vibes.
“I’m looking for someone with a calming nature who enjoys the simple things in life,” explains Jack. “A girl who is family orientated, with a good sense of humour and is willing to move to the country for me. Someone who wants kids, too!”
A keen woodworker and a home mechanic, Jack loves restoring vintage cars. He’s also a passionate musician and “pretty keen” to give anything a go.
With a strong work ethic and a love for animals, farming is all he has ever wanted to do. “I put a lot of effort into the business and take pride in the farm. I always put in the extra bit of effort to make the place beautiful and to ensure the animals are well looked after.”
Meet Farmer Jack and the ladies set to steal his heart on Monday, 26 May, on Farmer Wants A Wife.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Jack , 26, Sheffield, TAS: Dairy
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“I’m not here to lead anyone on!”
Tasmanian dairy farmer Jack breaks all the rules on Farmer Wants A Wife
Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife: Rewriting the rules, Tasmanian dairy farmer Jack stunned host Natalie Gruzlewski by inviting only four ladies back to his farm – a first in Farmer Wants A Wife history. Meanwhile, Farmer Thomas explored his chemistry with Rachael, while Farmer Corey was shocked by Keeley’s confession.
With their mates’ chosen dates in full swing, Thomas took Rachael for an afternoon of flying to see if their relationship could soar to greater heights. As they watched the sunset, Thomas admitted he had feelings for Rachael.
“I have chemistry with Rachael, and I can definitely see a future with her living on the farm. She means a lot to me,” he said.
But as Thomas whisked Rachael away, Clarette was concerned about where she stood with the farmer.
“Rachael and Thomas have a really strong friendship foundation, and now they have the opportunity to build their connection more,” said Clarette. “Selfishly, I want that time to be with me so that I build that connection because I’ve realised we really need it.”
When Thomas returned from his date with Rachael, Clarette quietly pulled him aside to tell him she still had feelings for him despite finding seeing him with other ladies difficult. The pair then shared a kiss.
Corey took Keeley for a day of kayaking and much-needed one-on-one time. During their picnic lunch, the pair’s dream start to the day gave way to a harsh reality check when Keeley said she wouldn’t be able to move to the farm straight away due to work commitments.
In a conversation with Jadee later that night, Corey was pleased to hear that Jadee could see herself living on the farm and would relocate immediately, saying, “If at the end of this, if I found love and I knew that this was a place for me, I would head straight home, pack up the car and come straight back in a heartbeat.”
While Thomas and Corey were deepening their relationships, a new journey began with the arrival of 26-year-old farmer Jack.
Jack decided to invite only four ladies back to the farm, saying, “I’m not here to lead anyone on. I would rather make that decision now rather than later.”
He invited (L-R above) 25-year-old bricklayer Monique, 23-year-old hospitality manager Hayley, 27-year-old veterinarian Olivia and 29-year-old personal assistant Sarah back to his farm to get to know them better.
The farmer then chose Sarah for the first 24-hour date after they bonded over their favourite karaoke song, Islands in the Stream.
Tuesday on Farmer Wants A Wife: As the rest of Farmer Jack’s ladies arrive, it’s not long before jealousy rises its head. Meanwhile, on Corey’s farm, Keeley is levelled by a shock accusation from Annie, while Clarette discovers shocking evidence on Thomas’ phone.
Farmer Corey , 24, Biloela, QLD: Beans, Hay and Cotton
Farmer Thomas , 35, Kimba, SA: Wheat, Barley and Lentil
Farmer Jack , 26, Sheffield, TAS: Dairy
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