Dumpings and walkouts! Everyone who has left Farmer Wants A Wife 2026

In another unfortunate turn of events for Jason, frontrunner Beth sadly quit the show.

Though Jason chose her for the 24-hour date, she had to go home to support her daughter, who was struggling without her.

“Honestly, it was gut-wrenching,” she told our sister publication TV Week.

“I felt awful. I didn’t want to hurt him, especially after everything he’d already been through with the other girls leaving. It really had nothing to do with him at all; it was just timing and circumstances.”

She says Jason could have been “the one”, but adds that they are still in contact, bonding over their status as single parents.

In an unexpected turn of events, Jessica took off her microphone and stormed out after the first dinner at the farm.

She was left furious when Jason decided not to send anybody home, following Jessie’s departure, and stormed off.

Hiding in a room, Jessica was heard telling Poppy that she was going home, adding, “I can’t.”

Jason shared his surprise over the turn of events, admitting he thought that she would be “relieved” over his decision.

She packed her bags and abruptly left the farm, ending her journey on the show.

Jessie decided to leave Jason’s farm before even arriving, with the other women breaking the news upon their arrival.

Jason had chosen Beth for a 24-hour date, but by the time the other four women arrived, Jessie wasn’t with them.

Jason tracked her down to try and speak to her, but she was insistent that she wouldn’t be returning with him.

“Under different circumstances I would have loved to get to know you and stuff, but it’s just not the right environment for me,” she told him.

Bene was one of the two women not picked by Farmer Jason to join him on his farm.

However, things took a dramatic turn when she suddenly fainted after Jason had revealed his choices.

Speaking exclusively to New Idea, Bene joked that she must have been “weak at the knees” from Jason.

“It was embarrassing! I can’t believe it,” she told us after her exit.

She explained that standing for long hours under hot lights had just got the better of her.

“I was standing there so focused on smiling and the lights, the hot, it’s a long day. I think my body just went ‘OK that’s enough’,” she shared.

“I was like, ‘God, I don’t want people thinking I’m trying to make a scene’.”

Read our full chat with her here.

Britt also sadly wasn’t chosen to join Jason on the farm, but she did make a friend in Bene.

In fact, she stepped up to support Bene after her fainting spell, but sadly, she wasn’t brought back to the farm.

Miranda was sent home by Farmer Zac after a tense argument with Maya.

The two women had come into conflict after Miranda called Maya “desperate”, and Zac ultimately sent Miranda home.

Speaking to New Idea, Miranda says she believes she might not have gone home if it wasn’t for the argument.

“I think it would have been different if girls handled the whole situation better,” she told us, insisting she has no regrets.

“I don’t think – maybe I wouldn’t have gone home that night.

“And I think even if Zac knew the other girls were gossiping, considering his thing is open and honest communication, I did that; the other girls didn’t.

“So I think if Zac kind of saw the whole side of every scenario, maybe things would have played out differently, but obviously they didn’t.”

Miranda also hit back at claims she went on the show for fame, playfully telling us, “I think if I were going to go on a show to get fame, I wouldn’t have picked Farmer Wants A Wife.”

Read the full interview here.

Jess works for an NGO and is a musician and songwriter, but sadly, it wasn’t enough to make it to Zac’s farm.

She was one of the ladies who was unsuccessful during the initial dates and went home during the first round.

Holly also didn’t make it to Zac’s apple farm and was instead sent home when he picked his final five.

It might have been that Holly supporting North Melbourne was too much for Geelong fan Zac, but we will never know.

Asha entered Farmer Wants A Wife as an intruder, but she made the decision to go home just hours later.

While Zac brought her back to the farm, she struggled with filming, and ultimately went home.

“It was quite a challenging experience,” Asha told New Idea.

“I feel like you don’t really like understand how challenging it is until you’re in that environment as well.

“So, it was definitely brief, [and] definitely more challenging than I expected it to be, just like personally. But that’s okay.”

Asha heartbreakingly shared that she couldn’t stop herself comparing herself with the other women.

“At that point, I’m so in my head, I’m thinking to myself, like, ‘These girls are all so beautiful, I do not deserve to be here, I don’t feel good enough’,” she said.

“And it was relatively just me trying to protect my heart at the end of the day, and knowing I’m probably going to get hurt.

“So I just needed to take myself out, just mentally, because I was really, really struggling behind the scenes with everything, which people don’t get to see.”

Read the full interview with her here.

Grace was an early frontrunner for Farmer Zac and was very confident in their connection.

However, she became nervous at the black-tie dinner, realising that Zac’s connection with Mieke may have been stronger than she thought.

Sadly, Zac didn’t pick her to be in his final two, instead choosing Mieke and Maya, and they had a very tearful farewell.

Grace admitted she thought Zac could have been the perfect person for her, but sadly, it wasn’t meant to be.

Delia made it back to the farm, but made the decision to walk away from the show after feeling like she was having to “force” things.

“If I have to fight too hard for this, or it’s uncomfortable and Alex doesn’t want that, and I have to force it, then it’s not meant for me,” she explained.

Alex was left shocked and visibly disappointed by her decision, admitting he felt a “little bit less clear than usual”.

“I hadn’t really gotten to know that well. She had just been reclusive and quiet the whole time,” he added.

Alex’s decision wasn’t an easy one, but he ultimately sent Ebony home, reassuring her that she’d find love elsewhere.

Ebony was visibly upset by the result, saying, “I am disappointed because I am genuine and I wanted to find a partner.”

We hope she finds what she’s looking for!

Alicia jumped into the farming spirit with both feet in her cow-print dress, and she even gave Alex a free dance lesson.

However, he ultimately didn’t choose her as one of the final five ladies he’d be taking back to the farm.

Despite her hopes for love, Samara’s journey sadly came to an end on FWAW at the first hurdle.

She was not chosen to go to the farm with Alex, and went home alongside Ebony and Alicia.

Suzannah, or “Suze”, was sent home by Alex as his connection with Eddy deepened.

Alex and Suze both decided that their relationship was more platonic, ending her journey on FWAW.

It followed the dramatic love letter controversy, which threw Alex’s connections with both Suze and Rachel into doubt.

Rachel made it to Alex’s final two on the farm, but ultimately wasn’t picked, with Eddy winning Alex’s affections.

However, she wasn’t losing sleep over it, telling New Idea that she had already decided they were not compatible.

“Honestly, I was not upset at that point with it not working out with Alex,” she insists.

“By that point it was very clear that we were not a good match.”

“You know, we had our moments with our bickering, and we did not see eye to eye on a lot of things.

“I just realised that we were not compatible and he wasn’t what I was looking for in a partner.”

Rachel has already moved on and found love with someone new, and she thinks he’s The One!

“We met on Hinge, I know, a modern-day fairytale,” she tells us.

“We literally met, and we’ve been inseparable ever since. We’ve travelled overseas together already and everything.”

“So [I’m] very, very lucky.”

Lily sensationally left Dylan’s farm on Sunday, June 21, with a parting warning about Ally.

The 28-year-old was left annoyed when Ally kissed Dylan on their double date, and she packed her bags, but warned the farmer not to trust her on the way out.

Speaking to New Idea, Lily doubled down on her stance, branding Ally a “game-player” in an unfiltered interview.

“A lot of the girls are really into playing games, and I’m a competitive person,” she said.

“I’ll go after what I want, but I don’t like participating in playing games, and that’s where kind of my interest gets lost.”

Speaking about the kiss, Lily insisted she doesn’t regret anything she said on the show and criticised Ally for doing it behind her back.

“It was kind of done behind my back on a double date, and personally, I wouldn’t be doing that to another girl, and I just don’t [like] that type of sneaky behaviour,” she added.

So, does she think it will last between Ally and Dylan? Certainly not.

“It’s all fake. I don’t think anyone was really given enough time to build a genuine connection,” she said.

“Real relationships aren’t built through scheduled conversations and group dates, manufacturing drama and jealousy.”

Read the full bombshell interview here.

While Tenille’s friends felt like she was going to tick all of Farmer Dylan’s boxes, it simply wasn’t meant to be.

She made it back to the farm but went home on the first day, with Dylan sharing his sadness.

“Thank you for having me, brief but what’s the saying? Short but sweet,” she said upon her exit.

She might have come armed with a homemade tiramisu, but sadly, it wasn’t enough.

Kiara was one of three women sent home by Farmer Dylan as she failed to make his final five.

Rhianna candidly opened up about how she’d never been on a “proper” date before when she met Dylan.

They got on well during their speed date, but sadly for Rhianna, it wasn’t meant to be.

She was sent home by Dylan before she could get a chance to impress on his farm.

A track rider seemed like the perfect match for rodeo cowboy Dylan, but he had other thoughts.

Though Dylan described her as a “really genuine person”, it appeared he just didn’t feel enough romantic sparks.

He ultimately didn’t pick her to join him on the farm, so here’s to hoping she can ride off into the sunset with someone else!

Renae was a firm fan favourite on Dylan’s farm from the beginning, but their connection sadly cooled.

Renae was sent to the verge of a panic attack when Dylan ended things with her in very emotional scenes.

“I was disappointed that Dylan and I never had the chance to explore our connection any further,” she told New Idea.

“I felt like he gave up on us before we really had the opportunity to see if there was any genuine potential there.”

Renae felt sidelined by the farmer from her first day, when she was more reserved.

“Looking back now, one of the things that hurt the most was that he never chose me for a date based on what he saw and felt that first day on the farm,” she shared.

“After such a positive start, it was difficult to understand why we never had the opportunity to explore our connection further.

“At times, it felt unfair because without that one-on-one time, I never really had the chance to show him who I am or see what our connection could have been.”

However, Dylan insisted he did try to take her on a date, telling New Idea that it was actually because of production that he didn’t.

Read the full chat with him here.

Keeley shook things up when she entered as an intruder and kissed Dylan, resulting in Ally leaving the farm.

Speaking to New Idea, Ally said she loved having Keeley on the farm, but that the kiss scared her, given the strong feelings she had for Dylan.

“I feel like I’m a human being and I was vulnerable, I was scared, I was impulsive,” she told us.

“[Dylan’s] kiss with Keeley, it had nothing to do with Keeley or me comparing myself to Keeley.”

“Keeley’s amazing, and I’m so glad that she joined us on the farm. It was more about where I was emotionally at that point in my journey.”

Though Keeley and Dylan initially had a strong connection, it all crumbled at the black-tie dinner.

Ally made a bombshell return to the show after leaving the farm, and Keeley and Scarlett were left fuming when he passionately kissed her just moments later.

While Scarlett reluctantly decided to stay, Keeley walked away from the show and Dylan for good.

Cara was sent packing from Farmer Jarrad’s home on Sunday, June 21.

However, speaking to New Idea after her exit, it didn’t sound like Cara would be losing any sleep over it.

She didn’t hold back as she criticised the farmer for giving her “mixed messages”, arguing that Jarrad didn’t know what he was looking for in a partner.

“He did actually say to me, I think it was the day before [I went home], he said to me, ‘You deserve your own date’,” she told us.

“So I was a little bit confused when I did get dumped. I knew it was 50-50, but there were parts of me that were like, ‘Oh, am I staying around? What does that mean?’”

“Yeah, a very confusing man, that one,” she adds.

Jarrad has been at the centre of online reaction, with some viewers branding him a “red flag” for changing his mind about what he’s looking for on the show.

“I guess it was nice to have my feelings validated ’cause there was a point on the show where I felt like I wasn’t doing enough,” Cara said of the reaction.

 “I think he likes the idea of champagne, but he’s more of a warm cup of tea kind of guy.”

Read the full interview here.

Georgia made it back to the farm with Jarrad, but she was the first one to go home after arriving.

“I hope you guys have a wonderful time here, and I hope you have a good time with the girls, because they’re very beautiful,” Georgia said upon her departure.

Jarrad admitted it was “hard” to say goodbye to her and said he was looking for someone who has “more of a caring, nurturing and loving nature”.

Pilates instructor Hannah certainly made a lasting impression on Jarrad – with a chicken impression!

During their speed date, she left the Farmer cackling with her flawless impression of the fowl, but it wasn’t enough for her to be picked to join Jarrad on the farm.

 “Farmer Jarrad made his choice, and he’ll have to live with that for the rest of his life,” she said after her elimination.

She might have been hoping to bring a calming energy to Jarrad’s farm, but sadly, Kristy wasn’t given the chance.

Her search for love unfortunately ended after the speed dates, and she didn’t go to the farm.

Kyiah was hoping to trade her city life in social work for the farm, but it wasn’t meant to be.

Jarrad just didn’t feel those romantic sparks, and she ultimately wasn’t chosen by the Farmer.

Carly was an early favourite on the show, but sadly, it wasn’t meant to be between her and Farmer Jarrad.

As Jarrad had to pick his final two, Carly lost out to Yvonne and Brodie and was sadly sent home.

Christina entered FWAW as an intruder to shake things up on the farm, and she certainly did!

They shared a steamy kiss on their very first date, with Christina admitting they had an “undeniable” spark.

“When I got there and realised there was an instant attraction and ease to our conversation, I was excited and, if I’m honest, a little surprised,” she told our sister publication, TV Week.

However, with Jarrad already having established connections with other women, she was sadly sent home.

“When I left, our story still felt a little unfinished, but I also knew that my connection with Jarrad hadn’t deepened enough to continue our journey. A great first date isn’t the same thing as a relationship,” she said.

“Having said that, looking back, I’m still so glad I took the risk [to go on the show].”