Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 has kicked off with Farmer Corey, Farmer Thomas, Farmer Jarrad, and Farmer Tom all looking for love.
With 11 marriages and 28 kids under its belt since launching, FWAW has a pretty impressive track record. So will the 2025 Farmers find love?
Join us as we recap each episode to update you on everything that’s happened so far on Farmer Wants A Wife 2025.
Everything that’s happened so far on Farmer Wants a Wife 2025 (Warning! Spoilers ahead)
Episode 8:
There were tears, intruders making their moves, and a surprise elimination in episode 8, with Corey saying goodbye to Chelsea in a bid to get to know some of his intruder Ladies better.
Meanwhile, the girls continued to experience farm life, with Clarette unhappy she missed out on a ride on Thomas’ tractor (not a euphemism… maybe not even a tractor? I’m not a farm girl). She later awkwardly confronted him at dinner about the fact that they spent no solo time together, while he continued to look like he accidentally walked on the show’s set and had no idea what he was doing there.
And Farmer Tom dropped that he’s very hopeful his future wife is on the farm, but it definitely wasn’t Intruder Tijan, who he bid farewell to.
Finally, Thomas sent no one home, saying he was scared he’d make the “wrong decision” and is learning to not put “all his eggs in one basket.”
Episode 7:
Tension reached an all-time high with Farmer Thomas and Clarette, after Clarette found out Thomas had secretly met up with Claire to get “closure”.
Meanwhile, the competition heated up once again with the arrival of the intruders, much to the dismay of the original Ladies.
Farmer Tom had an awkward moment when Emma came in guns blazing to ignite their relationship again, only for Tom to send her home and welcome some of his intruders to the Farm.
Thomas picked some flowers and grovelled back to Clarette, begging her forgiveness as he got on one knee to offer an apology. A sign of the future, perhaps?
Meanwhile, Corey is just thriving surrounded by all of his blonde beauties. Go figure!
Episode 6:
Episode six was a BIG one for FWAW fans, with Jarrad deciding that dating multiple women wasn’t for him and choosing Chloe as his hopeful forever love, telling her they go together like “cold beer and country music”.
Elsewhere, tensions rose when Farmer Thomas returned home late from a romantic massage and bath date with Ellen, Farmer Tom learned the eye colour of Emma (and then they shared a kiss), and sparks started to fly between Farmer Corey and Jadee after they finally got some one-on-one time together.
Episode 5:
Hearts continued to get broken across the various farms, as the Farmers started getting serious about who they could picture their future with.
Farmer Thomas was still reeling from Claire’s shock departure, something Clarette, well, kind of thought he should “get over” during their oysters and champagne date. People may be starting to hate on Clarette, but the girl has a point: he went on one date, and is mourning a woman who left him, while still having numerous other women standing there, competing to win his attention. Pay attention, Thomas!
While Thomas and Tom both decided to send no one home, Corey said a sad goodbye to Hunter who was a woman who was definitely there on the show at some point, while Jarrad rocked his Farm by deciding he wasn’t going to be an asshole who leads women on, and sent both Lucy and Bri home.
While Jarrad’s connections seem to be more of a slow burn, he now only has two women to choose from and it looks like he actually might make that decision in the next episode… so watch this space!
Episode 4:
The crew headed on a group outing to an event called the Bullarama (yes, it’s a real thing) but it wasn’t all good country fun, with Farmer Thomas having his poor lil heart shattered when Claire decided their connection wasn’t strong enough and yeeted out.
Meanwhile, Farmer Corey got a couple of cheeky pashes in, kissing Chelsea and Keeley, and the Farmers had to decide who they were taking on their next solo date, with Tom choosing Georgie, Corey choosing Chelsea, Jarrad choosing Ash, and Thomas choosing Clarette (who also managed to steal a kiss from him before Claire left).
Episode 3:
Farmer Tom was forced to say farewell (kinda) when two of his women, Emmie and Bridget, decided farm life wasn’t for them and disappeared without saying goodbye. This kept his remaining three Ladies safe from the double date elimination, which is probably for the best, otherwise Tom would have nearly no Ladies left by the end of week two.
The rest of the Farmers had double dates with a catch: one of the Ladies who was invited, wouldn’t be returning back to the farm, leaving Farmer Corey with an awkward and emotional tennis date as Rosie decided farm life wasn’t for her.
Meanwhile, Farmer Thomas said goodbye to Nat after firmly friend-zoning her and Farmer Jarrad said toodleloo to Maneesha, while she said goodbye to her dream life of settling down on a farm.
Episode 2:
Not to be outdone, Tom and Corey also had to say goodbye to three ladies in episode two after the speed-dating round, after Thomas and Jarrad bid farewell to three Ladies the night before.
Things were then stepped up a notch with the introduction of the 24-hour dates.
It took only two episodes for Jarrad to whip out his guitar (not a euphemism) as he performed a song for Chloe on their date.
Meanwhile, Thomas chose Claire for his 24-hour date, with him touting it as the “best date” he’s ever had, with his name-partner Farmer Tom feeling like there could be “love blossoming” with Eliza after they shared a kiss on their 24-hour date.
Corey also snuck in a kiss with his Keeley on his date, with Keeley saying she felt “smitten”, so basically this whole episode was a love-fest all around!
Episode 1:
It’s all kicked off, as we follow Farmer Thomas, Farmer Jarrad, Farmer Tom, and Farmer Corey on their quest to find love! The first week saw each Farmer go on speed-dating rounds in order to choose the five lucky ladies who would go back and live on their farm.
Drama nearly erupted in an awkward moment where it appeared Jarrad and Brianna could be more than friends – they could be cousins! Thankfully, that wasn’t the case, and they quickly resolved that family mystery.
The end of episode one saw Thomas and Jarrad say goodbye to three ladies each, as they got serious about who to take back to their farms.
Farmer Wants a Wife airs on Monday and Tuesday nights at 7:30pm on Channel 7 and 7Plus.
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