Recap | Farmer Wants a Wife on Channel 7 and 7plus (22 April)

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Farmer Wants a Wife on Channel 7 – Hearts on the line. Romantic dates and tough decisions.

Tonight on Farmer Wants A Wife, the farmers and their chosen ladies explored deeper connections over romantic solo dates on Channel 7 and 7plus.

In the Snowy Mountains, Farmer Joe hoped to break down Sarah’s walls a little bit: “I feel like Sarah has definitely held back a bit. I don’t know if she is into me: if she really likes me or not.”

While Farmer Bert planned a surprise date for Caitlin in her hometown of Queensland’s Bribie Island, including a meet-up with Caitlin’s mum at her bait and tackle shop; Farmer Tom introduced Sarah C to his world by exploring the places in his backyard that are close to his heart.  

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For his date with Chloe, Farmer Dustin planned a traditional romantic gesture with a uniquely Australian twist: “It’s not Paris, but you know how in Paris they, like, do the lock thing? Yeah, well, this is the Condo version.”

The anonymous message Farmer Dean received at the country show regarding Teegan’s alleged boyfriend weighed on his mind during their date.

But all seemed well after he cleared the air with Teegan at an opportune moment.

After a day of spectacular dates, the farmers grappled with heart-wrenching decisions during farm farewell. Feeling the pressure, Farmer Joe said: “I’m definitely taking these farewells a lot harder than I anticipated.”

With three amazing ladies in waiting, Farmer Dean was unable to make the decision, choosing to take a night away from the farm: “The best choice for me was just to get away from the farm for the night and just think on my own and just try and get my head on the right track again.”

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Ladies farewelled tonight:

Bert’s farm: Caity

Tom’s farm: Taylah 

Tomorrow night on Farmer Wants A Wife: Dean’s absence leaves his ladies in limbo. “There’s a chance that we all could be staying. It all just could be too much and we all could be going home,” Tiffany says.

Adding to the pressure, host Sam Armytage throws another curveball for the farmers: “Your mother has chosen two incredible women. They are waiting in town for you right now.” Each farmer will have a chance to invite one of the ladies back to the farm.

In a shocking twist, five women and one farmer leave the show. Who will that be?

Farmer Wants A Wife on Channel 7 and 7plus – Continues Tuesday at 7.30pm

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About the Show

Five new farmers are preparing to follow their hearts on Farmer Wants A Wife, premiering 7.00pm Sunday, 14 April on Channel 7 and 7plus.

The attached media kit has all the details ahead of the season premiere, including Q&As with the farmers and ladies, as well as host Samantha Armytage and co-host Natalie Gruzlewski.

Thousands of eligible singles have applied to meet the farmers. Come along on the journey as they meet their favourites and each invite their special five back to the farm to learn who will spark a love that can last forever.

Through first glances, first kisses, romantic dates and life-changing moments, the farmers will find their true love. 

Hosted by Samantha Armytage and co-host Natalie Gruzlewski, Farmer Wants A Wife is set to captivate the audiences with its unique blend of romance, authenticity and country charm.

This year’s farmers include:

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Farmer Bert, 30 – Wamuran, QLD

Farmer Joe, 33 – Bombala, NSW

Farmer Dustin, 26 – Condobolin, NSW

Farmer Dean, 25 – Kandanga, QLD

Farmer Tom, 22 – Tabilk, VIC

Farmer Wants A Wife is produced by Eureka Productions for the Seven Network.

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