“I’m Very Caring and Supportive” — What Farmer Tom Is Bringing to ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’

April 16, 2024

Farmer Wants a Wife 2024 Cast Farmer Tom — Seven

Before joining Farmer Wants a Wife, work has been everything for Farmer Tom. Ever since he was a teenager, Tom has been a cattle and crop farmer in Tahbilk, Victoria, alongside his dad. Additionally, when he wasn’t doing this labour, he was doing contract work on several other farms.

But Tom is now 22 years old, and he’s ready to settle down. On Farmer Wants a Wife 2024, he has met eight charismatic city girls, and one of them might become his new girlfriend. Does Tom have what it takes to sweep these women off their feet?

**Who Is Farmer Wants a Wife’s Farmer Tom?**

While Farmer Wants a Wife’s Farmer Tom is typically serious, he also has a fun side. When Tom isn’t working the farm, he loves travelling, attending country music festivals, and going to horse shows.

According to Tom, falling in love is one of the most important things he’ll do in his lifetime. Finding his soulmate is yet another task he approaches in a serious manner.

“I’m looking for someone with a positive attitude, who’s caring, supportive, motivated and family-orientated,” Tom said. “Farming can be demanding, so I’d like them to understand that and stick by my side. And there’s always room for cheekiness, you’ve got to have fun.”

“I’m very caring and supportive. I see relationships as a team effort and believe in helping my partner follow whatever goals they choose.”

In five years’ time, Tom would like to be settled on all the major fronts of his life.

“I’ll be 27 in five years, so ideally, I’d either have a child or be seriously talking about starting a family,” Tom said. “I’d like to continue growing the property and expanding the business too.”

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