Recap | Farmer Wants a Wife on Channel 7 S15E11

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Recap | Farmer Wants a Wife on Channel 7 S15E11 – “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.

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“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.”

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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  

Farmer Wants A Wife

7.30pm Mondays and Tuesdays on Seven and 7plus

Farmer Wants A Wife – 7.30pm Mondays and Tuesdays on Seven and 7plus

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Recap | Farmer Wants a Wife on Channel 7 S15E11

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