Who has left Farmer Wants A Wife 2025? 

For the sixth elimination of the season, Corey sent Jadee home.

“I am shocked that it’s me. I did really picture myself in this life but obviously Corey didn’t,” she told producers, choking back tears.

In Episode 12, Annie decided to leave the farm after realising Corey would continue to prioritise time with the other ladies.

“I’m gonna go,” she told the farmer through tears.

Of course, this all happened after a tiff with Keeley (Keeley wasn’t in her bed and Annie is certain she was in Corey’s bed; read more about the whole saga here).

And so, as Annie left, she said to producers that while she was happy to leave, she was unhappy that she ended up being the “scapegoat” for Keeley.

Just after the episode aired, Annie shed more light on what went down that fateful night.

“It was such a long time ago, but I really was in a space where I was super open to getting to know Corey more, but didn’t have that time to,” she told Yahoo Lifestyle.

“I almost felt that you could tell that Corey struggled with toying with our emotions. So behind doors, he was a little bit closed off, but I think I just knew it wasn’t right for me, and he wasn’t the one for me.

“I respect him, and he’s such a great guy and very emotionally intelligent for his age, but yeah, there [were] just parts where we would see behind closed doors. I just knew he wasn’t my person.”

Annie also reflected on Keeley not being in her bed that night.

“I’m not going to change my mind, because I know what I saw. However, I could be wrong, they could have also been in a different spot, but I don’t think that was the case.”

She went on to say that when Corey denied Keeley being in his bed, she felt like she “was being gaslit a little bit.”

“I don’t ever want to feel that way, and I don’t want anyone to diminish my feelings, and, yeah, I just made the decision to take him out for a chat. I was super upset because I felt like I just shouldn’t have said anything,” Annie shared.

“I just wanted him to understand how I was feeling and it all just came back into my face and it just made me look like I was the issue, or I was making something up just for the drama, but that’s just not in my nature. If anything, I completely avoid drama. So, for me, it was just a very uncomfortable situation.”

Corey ultimately sent Chelsea home in the fifth elimination of the season. She was very upset and told producers as tears streamed down her face: 

“I’m shocked. I didn’t see this coming… This really, really hurts.”

Farmer Corey decided to keep his original three ladies during the fourth elimination of the season. This meant intruders Amberlee and Kailey were sent home.

For the third elimination, Corey sent Hunter home.

Corey had to choose between Hunter and Rosie for the second elimination of the season.

However, before he made his choice, Rosie took herself out of the equation.

She pulled Corey aside and told him she was leaving. “I can’t fall in love this way,” she said.

Corey was clearly upset but took it well, telling Rosie, “[Farmer Wants a Wife] is very full on and it’s not for everyone.”

Millie, Jamie, and Ellie were the first ladies Farmer Corey sent home after the initial Speed Dates.

In episode 18, Corey was down to his final two ladies: Chloe and Keely.

“I felt like Chloe and I had the same values around family and relationships,” he told producers.

Likewise, Chloe felt the same, crying as she described how special it was to see Corey meet her family. “I want you to know I’m all in,” she told him.

While he told Chloe she was amazing, he ultimately chose to send her home.

Once Thomas realised that Clarette was the one for him, he sent Rachael and Laura home. They both took it rather well and wished Thomas and Clarette all the best.

Jess decided to leave in Episode 13 after realising her connection with Thomas would never be as strong as the connections he’s built with Clarette and Rachael.

Ellen realised that her and Thomas’ connection wasn’t that strong and so asked to be picked for the fourth elimination round of the season. Thomas obliged.

For the fourth elimination of the season, Thomas also sent home intruder Kirrin. 

In Episode 4, Claire was struggling with whether or not to leave Farmer Wants A Wife.

“I’m questioning if Tom is the one for me,” Claire told producers while she and the other cast members were at Goulburn’s Annual Rodeo.

Meanwhile, Thomas was telling producers that he had the strongest feelings for Claire.

Perhaps he should’ve told her that… Because Claire ultimately decided to leave.

Thomas was obviously upset.

And while he was respectful of Claire’s decision and wished her the best, he later told producers, “To be honest, it hurts a fair bit,” while tears welled in his eyes.

For the second elimination of the season, Thomas sent home Nat.

Sophie, Edwina, and Ashleen were the first ladies Farmer Thomas sent home after the initial Speed Dates.

Chelsea, Eva, Rebecca, and Samantha were the first ladies Farmer Jack sent home after the initial Speed Dates.

Jack sent Hayley home at the black-tie dinner. He explained that his connections with Sarah and Olivia were stronger. 

For the sixth elimination of the series, Jack sent Monique home. 

She wasn’t too upset as she and Jack had never been on a solo date and just didn’t know each other that well!

When it came down to the final two, Farmer Jack was torn between the logistics of bringing Sarah home to Tassie over Olivia, who was unsure about children. In the end, Jack chose Sarah, sending Olivia home.

Tom ultimately chose to be with Georgie. This meant Eliza was sent home.

Emily decided to leave after both the compatibility test and honesty dinner made her realise her and Tom’s connection wasn’t that strong. 

Tom sent Mady home right after Emily left; he said that Emily saying the connection wasn’t strong made him realise that his connection with Mady wasn’t strong either. 

Farmer Tom didn’t feel any spark between him and newcomer Tijan during their date so he sent her home for the fifth elimination of the season. 

Farmer Tom sent Emma home during the fourth elimination round of the season, during which he was given the chance to invite new ‘intruder’ ladies back to his farm.  

She was obviously upset but graciously said, “If you don’t feel it, I’m glad you’re telling me now.”

Jenna was the only intruder Tom sent home during the fourth elimination of the season. 

Less than 24 hours after arriving at Tom’s farm, Bridget and Emmie decided to pack up and leave — it was not made clear why in the episode.

They both just said they realised the FWAW experience wasn’t for them. 

Neither Bridget nor Emmie told Tom they were leaving; a crew member implored the two to at least say goodbye, but they politely refused. 

Tom took the news rather graciously, though. 

He admitted he was “disappointed” but reasoned that Bridget and Emmie must not have felt a connection and therefore didn’t want to waste his time.

A few days after this episode aired, both Bridget and Emmie took to Instagram to share their side of the story.

Bridget used her dog Lacey’s Instagram account and wrote the following about her FWAW experience (from Lacey’s perspective):

“There’s so much the show didn’t reveal. They left out the moment when the farmer was openly rude to my Ma in front of everyone… Other contestants and the House A/P immediately checked in with her, concerned about how she’d been treated.”

Bridget/Lacey added, “During dinner, the farmer actually asked to speak to Ma privately to apologise for his earlier behaviour — something viewers never saw.”

Similarly, Emmie wrote on her Instagram story, “I left the farm because I wasn’t going to settle for disrespect. What was happening behind the scenes didn’t align with who I am or what I stand for.

“There was immaturity, selfishness, and toxic behaviour that I wasn’t willing to tolerate, especially from someone I was supposed to be building a connection with. Walking away was the healthiest & BEST choice I could make for myself.”

Katie, Kaitlin, and Natalie were the first ladies Farmer Tom sent home after the initial Speed Dates.

Farmer Jarrad sent Ash home after realising he wanted to be with Chloe and only Chloe.

For the third elimination, Jarrad sent home Lucy. Then in a shock twist, he sent Bri home too.

For the second elimination of the season, Jarrad sent home Maneesha. “I’m sorry, love,” he told her.

“You gotta go where your heart leads and if that’s not me, that’s okay,” she replied, choking back tears.

Ella, Holly, and Imogen were the first ladies Farmer Jarrad sent home after the initial Speed Dates.