From the farm to forever: Which Farmer Wants A Wife 2026 couples are still together?

Farmer Alex Thompson-Welch was the first to walk away from the show after finding love with lawyer Eddy Fry. While they had a visibly strong connection and appeared to be in it for the long run, the pair have sadly split.

Immediately after Alex and Eddy left the show, a source revealed to Woman’s Day: “I know they didn’t last long”.

Not long after, New Idea published photos of Eddy and her rumoured new boyfriend, Matthis.

At the 2026 reunion, the former couple appeared tense on the couch as Alex grilled Eddy about her decision to end things.

“Pretty much as soon as the cameras stopped rolling I felt as though she recoiled. I can’t explain why she did what she did – I can only guess,” Alex told host Nat Gruzlewski.

Eddy revealed the reason she broke up with Alex was because of how intense things were, as well as their different relationship styles.

“Alex is a very deep, intense person, while I’m a bit more go-with-the-flow, easy-going. Opposites often attract but I think for us it was hard to overcome those differences,” Eddy said.

Alex responded saying: “It just took me by surprise. The amount of time that we had together on the experience, and then we had a week together, and then a week of you on secondment, and then you ended it. There’s not much effort there. Personally, I don’t feel like you gave it as much time as you should’ve, considering where it started.”

Eddy replied: “It was a bit longer than that – it was about a month, wasn’t it? There were just a few things that happened that made me realise that we weren’t super compatible. There’s obvious things like religion and politics – after the show when we really spent actual quality time together, I just felt a bit of a shift in how I was feeling and I wasn’t giving you what you needed in a relationship, and I don’t know if I ever would’ve been able to.”

She added: “I wanted to keep giving it a go and I wanted to slow it down and I think you tried to slow it down but it never felt like it slowed down, and it was just too intense for me.”

Farmer Jason Tessmann and his chosen lady Poppy Victoria have also split. Woman’s Day understands the pair called things off shortly after filming wrapped, despite saying they were still together at the reunion.

Poppy exclusively revealed to Woman’s Day the real reason behind their breakup. After spending quality time together both during and post-filming, Poppy realised her feelings weren’t developing into the deeper connection needed for a long-term future.

“On my end [it] was just working out whether we were going to be suitable, whether our lifestyles fit, and importantly, whether I had those strong feelings towards him,” she shared.

“I don’t think there was ever a time when I just woke up and thought, ‘okay, I’m not feeling it’,” she continued. “It sort of develops over time, and we all know in real life, you go out and you do things, and you get to know each other, and you know pretty quickly whether or not things are going to work.”

Farmer Zac Kuiper and Maya Bini appeared all loved up at the reunion, with Zac telling Nat: “The spark has ignited into a flame”. Maya added: “We’re stronger than ever.”

“We have spoken about a time frame of me moving over to Adelaide and it would probably be within the six-months-to-a-year mark, but we’ll just play it by ear,” Maya shared. “We’re pretty happy to just go with the flow and see how it goes, but we’re very happy with how things are going.”

There are a few clues that point to their relationship still going strong today.

After the episode where Zac chose Maya aired, his sister reportedly posted photos of her and Maya along with the caption, “Chose a good one”, however she deleted it shortly after posting.

Maya also follows multiple people on Instagram with the same last name as Zac, including his sister Isobel who we saw featured on the show.

Farmer Jarrad Casaretto chose teacher Brodie Anderson as the woman he wanted to move forward with, with the pair confirming they were still together at the reunion.

“Coming out of the experience – which was really intense – I just feel like we’ve gone back to basics a little bit and we’re just enjoying the time we’re spending with each other,” Jarrad said. “I think we both understand it’s still early days in the relationship, but we’ve just got such a strong connection and it’s something special. So we’re very excited for the future.”

Brodie also confirmed she had met Jarrad’s two young sons: “It was really special to meet them, I’d heard so much about them and it was a beautiful experience. I think more than anything, it was really nice to see Jarrad in his element with the boys as well. He’s an amazing, doting father and it was nice to see him in action and it’s very comforting for me to see that.”

However, the pair shared a statement with Woman’s Day after the reunion, confirming they have since gone their separate ways.

“Following the end of Farmer Wants A Wife, there’s naturally been interest in our relationship status,” Jarrad and Brodie shared. “While we’re not together at this time, we remain an important part of each other’s lives and have a great deal of respect and care for one another.”

They added: “We’re incredibly grateful for the experience we shared and for everyone’s support throughout our journey.”

After a rollercoaster journey, Farmer Dylan Scarborough and Ally Horsburgh walked away from the show happily together. However, after the reunion, the pair confirmed to Woman’s Day that they have split.

“When filming finished and we were back into normal life, I spent a lot of time thinking about what the next few years would look like and I had to be honest with myself,” Dylan told us. “I wasn’t willing to compromise on the goals and dreams that I’m chasing. And I couldn’t ask Ally to compromise on the future that she wanted. I didn’t think that was fair. Ally deserves someone who’s ready to build the sort of future she wants. Our lives were headed in different directions.”

Ally admitted it was a hard conversation to have, as she was preparing to pack up her home in New South Wales and move to Dylan’s farm in South Australia.

“I was willing to reshape my life to join his but I also realised I needed to feel chosen in return. I was making plans to move and build a home and make that life work,” she said, adding: “I’m disappointed that it didn’t work out but just because a relationship has ended doesn’t mean it’s failed.”

The pair are now close friends, with Dylan telling us: “Ally and I are really good mates and I really cherish our friendship.”