Do They Have Sex On Farmer Wants A Wife? All Your Burning Questions, Answered

Farmer Wants A Wife has always been a fan favourite when it comes to dating shows — the fact that we're still going is proof of that. With 19 successful couples still going strong, it's no wonder people are applying in droves.

In 2025, we met Farmer Corey, Farmer Thomas, Farmer Tom, Farmer Jarrad and Farmer Jack. Two have already made their final pick, but there's plenty of drama happening with the remaining farmers.

Some of the Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 storylines have raised eyebrows, especially Annie claiming Keeley secretly slept with Corey. Do the Farmer Wants A Wife contestants really have sex on the show? We've done some digging to find out the answers to your burning questions; everything from how long filming takes to what happens during a farewell. Here are the most frequently asked questions about Farmer Wants A Wife.

Yes, some Farmer Wants A Wife contestants have sex on the show, but it depends on the farmer. An anonymous Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 contestant said Farmer Corey didn't want to have sex in the household. The women and Corey ended up making a "respect pact" to set some boundaries.

"It was more of a respect pact, in terms of sneaking around, which happened on other farms," our source told Refinery29 Australia. "Corey had just said he didn't want to partake in any nonsense like other farms [did]."

The source also confirmed that some Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 contestants did have sex with the farmers, and they heard it happened on last year's season as well. "There's a huge section in our contract about consent and guidelines around that. Production supplies condoms, and prior to engaging in sexual activity, you must film a consent video separately with the production team," the anonymous contestant claimed.

"I know this doesn't necessarily happen every time, especially if they sneak into each other's rooms in the middle of the night. I don't know of anyone on [Corey's farm] doing that but I have heard of other farms." According to the insider, all contestants are required to undergo a series of STI checks prior to the show.

In an interview with Refinery29 Australia, Farmer Todd spilled a couple of often-asked questions, including what the sleeping situation is like on the farms.

“We had enough rooms in the house," he told Refinery29 Australia. "The production team brought in a few extra beds just to help everyone have their own bed in the bedrooms.”

If you're wondering where the camera crew goes during filming, it turns out that they camp outside... literally! "The camera crew doesn’t [sleep in the house]," Todd told us. "They camp nearby. They camped in town.”

Farmer Todd also revealed how the dates go down and who has the final say. “The producers asked me what there was to do around here and I’d just throw out some ideas of this and that," he told us. "They’d just roll on from there.”

“It varies but it can go longer than 10 hours – 10 to 12 hours," Farmer Todd says. "By the time you get up and start, it’s a long day.” As for the entirety of filming, Todd tells us that it took "just over four [weeks].”

Contestants are filmed six days a week, however, they do get some downtime away from the lens, as the cameras are not fixed to them 24 hours a day. The whole season takes approximately six to seven weeks to shoot.

One of the most-asked Farmer Wants A Wife questions is in how staged the show is. Luckily, Farmer Todd has spilt all the beans, telling us that it's "somewhat staged".

“They asked what jobs you do on the farm and I had a list of jobs but there was, you know, fencing, which I guess isn’t really camera worthy," Todd says. "It’s pretty boring work.

"The mustering — we all got out there and moved around the cattle, just moved them over paddocks," he continues. "It’s somewhat staged because we didn’t actually have to move the cattle that day, but at the same time, it was still work.”

While this sounds like a trivial question, it's definitely one that has crossed many viewers' minds. In a world where reality TV's authenticity is often questioned, it makes sense that people are curious. We can confirm that each of the men looking for love is actually a farmer in real life.

“Oh yeah, as real as I am," Farmer Todd responded when we asked if it was all legit. "I do contract mustering work off the farm too."

"We’re all on the farm, we’re all doing stuff, but we have other side jobs we go and do because we’re still young and we’re still, I guess, trying to grow," he says.

There’s no upper age limit, but the youngest contestant that the show has accepted to date was 20 years old.

The Farmer Wants A Wife cast members are permitted to bring their own clothing, makeup and hair styling products, and prescription medication only. They're also given the heads-up to pack some farm-friendly clothing for the duration of filming.

While the majority of outfits are sourced by the contestants themselves, a professional stylist and wardrobe assistant check in on what cast members intend to wear on shoot days to ensure there are no outfit double-ups and that the wardrobe is varied throughout production. Sadly, for those eliminated contestants, their wardrobe can become a reminder of what they went through.

Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 contestant Eliza Wood recently had her heart broken when Farmer Tom picked Georgie Lavery, and she made a TikTok about how she "can't wear" a dress she wore on the series any longer. "POV: You can't wear 'that dress' anymore because the last time you wore it something bad happened so now it's bad luck," she joked.

Farmer Wants A Wife farewells are usually filmed quite late at night, so when a contestant is eliminated from the show, they are picked up by a member of production and taken from the farm to a hotel for an overnight stay, before travelling home the next morning.