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He’s one of the stars of the upcoming season of Farmer Wants a Wife.
But Will Dwyer won’t even be able to watch himself on the Channel Nine series when it premieres, because he doesn’t own a television.
Speaking to the Herald Sun, the farmer admitted that he doesn’t have a TV in Longwood, Victoria, where he works as a cattle and sheep farmer.
Simple man: Farmer Wants a Wife star Will Dwyer won’t even be able to watch himself on the Channel Nine series when it premieres, because he doesn’t own a television
He’s only ever seen the second season of the show, because he’s friends with past participants Jo Fincham and Rob Hodges, who won that season.
‘They signed me up for the show, basically,’ he revealed.
‘They really are the perfect couple. It’s proof positive that it can work and it does work.’
Friends: He’s only ever seen the second season of the show, because he’s friends with past participants Jo Fincham and Rob Hodges, who won that season
Farmer Wants a Wife will return on Sunday for its eleventh season.
And the show’s long-time host Natalie Gruzlewski promises that more than one farmer will find love this year.
The 44-year-old shared the good news during an appearance on The Morning Show this week.
Exciting: Farmer Wants a Wife host Natalie Gruzlewski promises that more than one farmer will find love this season
‘There is so much romance on the land this year,’ she gushed.
‘I’m not gonna give too much away, but more than one farmer does find love,’ she added.
‘And it’s a bit of a bumpy road ahead, but loads of romance this year.’
It’s been revealed the hit Channel Seven reality dating show will premiere on Sunday, July 4.
Coming soon: Farmer Wants A Wife is set to return to TV screens soon. It’s been revealed the hit Channel Seven reality dating show will premiere on Sunday, July 4
Natalie will return as host, with this year’s farmers – Will, Sam, Matt, Andrew and Rob – all looking for love.
‘I’m so excited to guide our newest crop of nervous and lovable Aussie farmers in their search for true love,’ the 44-year-old TV host said in a statement.
‘These farmers and ladies have opened their farms and hearts in the hope of finding their happily ever after, and it’s a privilege to be a part of their life-changing love stories.’
While this year’s show attracted thousands of applicants, each farmer selected just eight women for a series of speed dates.
Back for more: Host Natalie Gruzlewski (pictured) will return, with this year’s farmers – Will, Sam, Matt, Andrew and Rob – all looking for love
From there, they’ll each choose five women to move in with them on their farms as they get to know each other better and decide if the country life is for them.
This year, one woman will be given an advantage over the others, getting to spend 24 hours alone with her farmer before the other hopefuls arrive.
The selected women will then spend six weeks with their farmer as they decide if they’re compatible.
Looking for love: While this year’s show attracted thousands of applicants, each farmer selected just eight women for a series of speed dates
The show is considered to be one of the most successful reality dating shows, generating nine marriages, one long-term relationship and 23 babies.
A trailer for the upcoming season dropped on Instagram on Sunday, teasing what fans of the show can expect from the upcoming series.
‘Five new Farmers are looking for love… and more than one will find it,’ it promised.
‘It’s the best feeling in the world!’ Will looks set to be a breakout star this year
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