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Farmer Wants A Wifehas returned to our screens after four years, and as far as TV dating show success rates go, nine marriages and 20 Aussie babies born is, well, suspiciously good.

Could this mean we're in for a drama-free, wholesome show where contestants arereallyout to find love?

Well, no.

As we are approaching the end of this season ofFarmer Wants a Wife, it appears producers have decided to bump up the drama just a tad which, on the bright side, means we have very important spoilers to talk about.

From a shock, Blake-Garvey style ending, to a group of contestants looking to leave the show, we've rounded up all the rumours about what you can expect from this season ofFarmer Wants A Wife.

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The contestants that begged producers to leave the show.

It's a wonder this hadn't happened sooner, really.

According to an on-set source, several women vying for farmer's hearts never formed the romantic connection they were looking for, and asked producers to leave early.

"The farmers were so spoilt for choice and I think they just wanted to be surrounded by women," a source told Woman's Day.

"They couldn't make up their minds, and in turn there wasn't enough time for every woman to spend time with each farmer, so what they were left with was a farmer who they didn't really know! They weren't happy."

And despite women confronting the Farmer's about "wasting their time," they still couldn't make a choice on who they would like to leave.

"Towards the end, women were coming to producers in droves asking to leave. They felt no sparks with the farmers and felt they were being greedy by keeping all the women there."

Ouch.

What Farmer Sam really thinks of the women fighting for him.

After hearing of his grandfather's death, Sam Reitano made the decision to quit his journey for love onFarmer Wants a Wifelast night.

But it turns out, he didn't seem to form the connection he was looking for with the front runners, regardless.

Speaking to The Daily Telegraph, he said: "Look honestly, I feel like Riley [Parkinson] was the only one who was there for the right reasons."

"I just didn't feel like farm life was suited for Emily, Sophie and Kirsten."

He recalled an incident from when the show began filming, that set off red flags for him.

"At the beginning of the show, Kirsten said she wasn't planning to leave her job anytime soon, and I thought to myself, 'It'sFarmer Wants a Wife, not Farmer packs up his bags and heads to Newcastle.'"

As he said on the show last night, "I'm not giving up on love, but I have to put it aside. It's not forever, it's just temporary."

Does that mean we might see him again in the future? Let's hope so.

Host Natalie Gruzlewski is disappointed by the show's new look.

This season ofFarmer Wants A Wifedidn't live up to its previously wholesome reputation, and long-time host, Natalie Gruzlewski is reportedly on the verge of quitting.

According toNew Idea, Natalie has been disappointed by the show's new style, likening it toMarried at First SightorThe Bachelor.

"She expected it to be like the old days," an anonymous source said.

"She has even complained about the tone of the promos and publicity, which replicatesMarried at First Sight.But the trouble is the 'new' Farmer is a ratings hit due to theMAFS-style cast and content.”

Karlana said she was planning on leaving the show.

Last week, we watched as Karlana Alexander left the show after being accused of pursuing a romantic connection with a crew member.

Speaking to Woman's Day earlier today, Karlana saidshe was in "absolute shock" when she heard about the rumours.

"I still to this day don't understand how a harmless chat can get so twisted," she told the publication.

"I simply brought up the fact that the crew members were really supportive and easy to talk to. I mentioned one crew member in particular, and that was it. It was disappointing that Harry immediately assumed the worst of me.

"I was humiliated."

Oh, and apparently she was planning to leave the show anyway, saying that her fellow contestants Ashleigh and Stacey shouldn't of viewed her as a threat.

"I can only assume that they were too focused on the 'competition' element," she says.

"But I was not a threat, and I was planning to leave as I just didn't feel a spark with Harry."

A farmer is on the dating apps

It looks like Farmer Nick won't be finding his happy ending if a dating profile is any indication...

A profile on the dating app,Bumble, of 44-year-old farmer Nick was captured and sent to