‘Are you The One?’ Farmer Wants A Wife reveals the five countrymen who will star in the rebooted series – as the show’s release date is confirmed
After disappearing for three years from Australian screens, Farmer Wants a Wife has been renewed for a tenth season.
And on Wednesday, Channel 7 revealed that the dating show would be returning to TV in April of this year.
A new trailer for the series introduced new hunky farmers Alex, Harry, Nick, Sam and Neil, who would be looking for love in the new series.
‘Are you The One?’ Farmer Wants A Wife has revealed the five countrymen who will star in the rebooted series – as the season’s release date is confirmed. Pictured, left to right, farmers Nick, Neil, Sam, Harry and Alex
The start of the trailer plays on the idea of messenger pigeons, as the farmers tie notes to chickens, which deliver love letters to women across the country.
One woman sitting at an office desk opens up a note that reads: ‘I’m looking for love. Are you The One?’
Eventually, the chickens lead an army of brides running down a hill to the five farmers, who are flabbergasted by the choice of beautiful women.
Farmer wants a wife! In the trailer, chickens lead an army of beautiful brides (pictured) running down a hill to the five farmers
‘Real love is back!’ said Natalie Gruzlweski (pictured), who is the show’s original host
The show’s original host Natalie Gruzlewski also made an appearance in the trailer.
‘Real love is back!’ she said in the clip.
Natalie hosted Farmer Wants a Wife from 2007 to 2012 while Samantha McClymont hosted the ninth season in 2016.
Wowzers! The farmers were flabbergasted by the choice of beautiful women in the trailer. Pictured: Farmers Alex (left) and Sam (right)
After disappearing for three years from Australian screens, Farmer Wants a Wife was renewed for a tenth season. Pictured: Farmers Harry (left) and Nick (right)
Farmer Wants A Wife was initially on Channel Nine when it originally aired.
It ran for eight seasons before it was cancelled, before being renewed in 2016 only to be axed again due to disappointing ratings.
Seven released the first adverts for the new series in November.
Howdy partner! All of the farmers wore wide-brimmed hats
The previous trailer took shots at Channel 7’s rival show Married At First Sight, which airs on Channel 9.
It bragged that previous seasons of the show have produced nine marriages and ’20 Aussie kids’, who would not have been born without the series.
Meanwhile, MAFS has produced three couples who are still together and one wedding between Jules Robinson and Cameron Merchant last year.
Compare the pair: MAFS has produced one married couple, Jules Robinson and Cameron Merchant (pictured) while Farmer Wants a Wife has created nine marriages and 20 children