One star of new Fox reality show Farmer Wants a Wife confessed his longest relationship wasn’t with a woman at all.
Hunter Grayson is a cattle and horse rancher from the state of Georgia in the US, and one of the four men lining up to find a wife on the dating show.
He’s joined by Allen Foster, Ryan Black and Landon Heaton.
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The foursome are looking for love among a group of girls hailing from the city on the new show.
But he confessed his longest ever relationship, like most farmers, has been with ‘Mother Nature’ – and admitted she’s “tough to date”.
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Opening up to The US Sun, the star said: “We’ve been in a relationship with Mother Nature a whole lot longer than we’ve been in relationships with other people.
“She’s a tough one to date but we have to navigate those waters.”
The star added that it can be “hard to accept” that nature is “cruel”, explaining: “When things don’t go well, it’s tough on us and it’s tough on the whole family.
“Those are things when you share a partnership with somebody, you share those good times but you also share those burdens.”
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The farmers were quick to remind potential suitors that it’s “not all rainbows and glitters and buttercups” as a rancher – as they have to deal with animal death on a regular basis.
But Ryan Black thinks those ups and downs can inspire strength in a relationship.
Meanwhile, Hunter shared the “biggest challenge” when it comes to the dating show with Newsweek, explaining: “When the ladies showed up on the [farm], on paper, it sounds like a great idea, but when you’re dating all these women at one time, you know that’s not something that I’m not, nor should I, ever be comfortable with, you know.
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“If I was comfortable with that I would question my own, you know, moral compass. I think that was the biggest challenge for me, that was when I was like, oh, this is the real point.”
The new Fox reality series is based on the UK show of the same name, which sees a bachelor farmer choose a love interest from a pool of 10 women.
Though one US series aired back in 2008, the series is making a comeback this year with Sugarland vocalist Jennifer Nettles as host.
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