Fox is in another season of love, livestock and city meetings with rural culture clashing with “the wife the farmers want”, Season 3. Hot reality episodes are back again, pairing down-to-earth farmers with women living in cities to see romances to see if romance can be rooted in the heartland.
Bachelors this season, Jay Woods, Matt Warren, John Sansone and Colton HendricksFox and friends“Thursday, before the premiere of the search for love.
“The biggest thing I look for in a woman is people who are willing to accept this kind of farm life,” said Woods, of a hay and cattle farm in Florence, Alabama.
“Someone is a great mother, a great wife. A team, so we can build it together.”
The desire for a true partner seems to be a commonality among men, including the recently divorced single father Hendricks, who is looking for someone to grow up with his family on a cattle ranch in Arkansas.
“I don’t want it [my son] Too far from his other siblings,” Hendrix shared.
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For Warren, a 30-year-old avocado and exotic fruit farmer from California, the farm work itself is not a spoiler because his focus is on faith and family.
Fox’s “Farmers Want Wife” will return on Thursday, March 20. (fox)
“Faith is always first. It’s very important to me,” Warren explained.
“I don’t need anyone to work on the farm. I can take care of this part. I just want a good partner, a good friend, and someone who wants to raise a child with me.”
Season 3 will begin Thursday, March 20 at 9 a.m. ET, where each farmer invites several single women to his farm, where they will face the challenges of rural life for the comfort of the city.
According to Woods, some women are more likely to adapt than others. He admitted: “It’s a welcome or missed, but audiences will have to watch to see who thrives and who is back in the city.
This season also brought a fresh look to the host role: actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, known for his 1991 “The Father of the Bride.” Williams-Paisley, who married country music star Brad Paisley and embraced country life in person, said she was related to the women on the show.
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As the season unfolds, hopeful urban women (including zoo staff, nurses and paralegals) will swap skyscrapers into islands in a bid to find lasting love.
With “Farmers Want a Wife” already having an impressive record of airing in 34 countries and leading to hundreds of marriages and children around the world, it’s safe to say that the love experiment in this country knows how to play.
Fox’s “Farmers Want Wife” will return on Thursday, March 20.
