To stream the Tony Awards live, you’ll need a Paramount+ subscription. Plans start at $6.99 per month for a monthly subscription or $61.99 for an annual subscription, so be sure you sign up before June 17 to catch all the glitz and glam.
How were the nominees chosen?
An independent committee of 44 theatre professionals appointed by the Tony Awards Administration Committee selected this year’s nominees. With so many incredible productions and performances to choose from, it’s sure to be a tight race in many categories!
Where can I see the full list of nominees?
If you’re curious about who’s up for awards this year, you can check out the full list of nominations on the official Tony Awards website.
Not only is the cast of Dream Home 2024 building the properties of each other’s dreams, but they’re also growing a massive following on Instagram.
Seven’s all-new renovation series has introduced fans to six teams of everyday Aussies tasked with making over each other’s suburban homes.
Dream Home 2024 cast. Seven.
With $100,000 up for grabs for the duo who ends the series at the top of the leaderboard, Instagram is the perfect way to keep up with how the teams are faring before, after and during the competition!
So, keep scrolling to have a geez at the Dream Home 2024contestants’ Instagram accounts.
All-new documentary Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult has hooked true-crime fans with its crazy story, and turns out the dancers’ online earnings are just as nuts!
The truly mindboggling series dropped on May 29 and, at the time of writing, is ranked as the second top show on Netflix in Australia.
The three-episode special follows a group of TikTok dancers and social media stars believed to be a part of an alleged cult claimed to be masquerading as a management company.
Dancing with the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult cast. Netflix.
With millions of followers between the show’s dancers, it’s no surprise they’re making absolute bank with each and every post shared online.
So, approximately how much do the Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult dancers earn on TikTok, as per Tikcalculator?
Australian icon and Hey Hey It’s Saturday legend John Blackman has died at age 76 after a long cancer battle.
John was best known for as the voice of Hey Hey, It’s Saturday! characters Dickie Knee and Plucka Duck. He worked on the show from 1971 to 1999, and returned for reunion specials in 2009 and 2021. He was also part of the Hey Hey, It’s Saturday’s relaunch in 2010.
John Blackman. Facebook.
Channel 7 entertainment reporter Peter Ford broke the news on The Morning Show on Wednesday. It is believed that his cause of death was a heart attack.
“Australia is a sadder place with this news,” Ford said. “John was an incredible man. In the past years, he has put up a huge cancer fight.”
“He was a beautiful performer on radio and television.
“In recent years, of course, he’s put up this incredible cancer fight.”
Network Nine has released a statement in light of the sad news.
“Nine and 3AW join in mourning the loss of John Blackman, a cherished voice in Australian media. John, renowned as the iconic voiceover artist for Hey Hey It’s Saturday, brought joy and laughter into countless homes every weekend,” it began.
“His distinctive voice and quick wit became a hallmark of the show, endearing him to generations of viewers. His remarkable talent brought characters like Dickie Knee, The Angel and Mrs Macgillicuddy to life, making him a household name and an integral part of the show’s legacy.
John Blackman. Facebook.
“John’s contributions to Australian entertainment extended beyond television. As co-host of the top-rating breakfast program on 3AW in the 1980s, he became a morning companion for many, offering warmth, humor, and insightful commentary to start the day. His ability to connect with listeners, combined with his natural storytelling prowess, made him a beloved figure on the airwaves.
“Throughout his illustrious career, John demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his craft. His remarkable versatility and enduring presence in the industry underscored his exceptional talent. Colleagues and fans alike admired his professionalism and the genuine kindness he exuded both on and off the microphone.
“John Blackman’s legacy is one of laughter, dedication, and a profound impact on Australian media. As we remember his remarkable journey, we celebrate the indelible mark he left on our hearts and the entertainment landscape. He will be deeply missed, but his voice will continue to echo in our memories.
“Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with John’s wife Cecile, family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.”
The Summit 2024 sees Fourteen trekkers set off to climb the rugged Alps of New Zealand’s South Island in the hope of winning the prize money – but not all of them will make it to the peak.
Along the way, the contestants will be faced with jaw-dropping challenges that are designed to test their courage and morals and push their physical limits to breaking point.
The final Trekker – or Trekkers – will be crowned the winner, and take home a portion of the million-dollar prize money.
Here’s who’s left The Summit 2024 so far.
Trisha
Taylor
Tiff
Avaand Sam
Phil
The Summit. Nine.
Olympia
The Summit. Nine.
Lochie
The Summit. Nine.
Glen/Sharksey
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Theo
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Ros
The Summit. Nine.
David
The Summit. Nine.
The Summit 2024 will premiere on Sunday, May 12 at 7pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This year, Andy was joined by season one runner-up Poh Ling Yeow, food critic Sofia Levin and French chef Jean-Christophe Novelli.
Judges Sofia Levin, Andy Allen, Poh Ling Yeow and Jean-Christophe Novelli. Ten.
Yet after just one season of yucking and yumming aspiring chefs’ dishes, the rumour mill suggested the newly comprised panel may not return.
Per Daily Mail Australia, MasterChef‘s original judges Gary Mehigan, George Calombaris and Matt Preston — who left the series in 2019 — would return to their post in the 2025 series.
However, a spokesperson for Channel 10 has since rubbished these claims.
Gary Mehigan, Matt Preston and George Calombaris. Ten.
Who are the MasterChef Australia 2025 judges?
The network confirmed to the outlet that Andy, Poh, Sofia and Jean-Christophe will certainly be back for MasterChef 2025.
“Judges Andy Allen, Poh Ling Yeow, Sofia Levin and Jean-Christophe Novelli will all be returning to the MasterChef Australia kitchen in 2025 to serve up another delicious season of Australia’s favourite cooking show,” they told Daily Mail.
It comes after sources told Woman’s Daythat Sofia has knocked the socks off cast and crew in her judging role.
Sofia Levin. Instagram.
“You can see they have real chemistry,” they said of the food critic and Andy, who won the show back in 2012. “Casting has a lot to do with making these judges pop on camera.
“The long days were hard but Sofia made everything fun for cast and crew.”
And we have to agree — she’s eggcellent!
Watch MasterChef Australia from Sunday – Wednesday on Channel 10 and 10 Play.
If you’re a MasterChef fan, you might have noticed a glaring hole in the TV schedule where the show normally sits on Monday, June 3rd, however, that gap has made room for an extra episode on Thursday, June 6th.
There was no MC episode in the Monday spot because Channel 10 broadcasted the Matildas v China AFC Women’s Asian Cup at that time instead.
However, we won’t be missing out on a MasterChef episode this week, as there will be one coming out on Thursday.
MasterChef Australia. Ten.
When is MasterChef on next week?
So, MasterChef Australia episodes will premiere this week on Channel 10 on the following days.
Sunday, June 2 at 7pm.
Tuesday, June 4 at 7:30pm.
Wednesday, June 5 at 7:30pm
Thursday, June 6 at 7:30pm
Who’s left MasterChef 2024 so far?
We’re a month into MasterChef Australia, and already quite a few fan favourites have left. This season has seen James, Steph, Jonathan, Khristian, Lily, Lourdes, Juan, Snezana, Stephen and David be eliminated so far.
MasterChef Australia. Ten.
Who’s tipped to win MasterChef 2024?
MasterChef Australia is in its sixteenth season and while there are a number of contestants bringing the heat, betting odds indicate that the winner has already leaked.
There’s one front clear runner and her name may not come as too much of a surprise to viewers.
Nat Thaipun, who won the Immunity Pin in the first challenge of the season, is tipped to take out the entire competition.
At the time of writing, Nat has odds of $1.50, the lowest return of any contestants, meaning that the most amount of money has been bet on her to win.
Technically, betting odds cannot be tied to information about the show, however, in the past they’ve given a good indication of who will win.
Watch MasterChef Australia from Sunday – Wednesday on Channel 10 and 10 Play.
The Summit 2024 finalists Mat Rogers, Charlotte Shelton and Simmone Jade Mackinnon faced one last twist after being crowned the winners of season two.
The June 4 season finale saw the trio, along with Trisha Lindgren, trekking towards the top of a mountain on New Zealand’s South Island, carrying a total of $580,000 in their backpacks. Y’know, no biggie!
However, before the final ascent, Australian Survivor star Mat culled Trisha from the group, sending her packing and forfeiting the $53,000 she was carrying with her.
As such, the final three were chuffed to reach the top after a gruelling 15-day trek, under the assumption that — like in the inaugural season — the remaining $536k would be evenly divided among them.
Oh, how wrong they were.
The Summit 2024 host Jai Courtney reveals massive twist
Mat, Charlotte and Simmone’s mountaintop celebrations were short-lived, withThe Summit host Jai Courtney exposing one last twist.
The Mountain’s Keeper’s helicopter appeared, dropping a final yellow bag that awarded nurse Charlotte the right to decide how the cash prize would be divided.
Charlotte, Mat and Simmone. Nine.
The 12 previously eliminated players then formed a “jury” in which they could weigh in on how the 35-year-old opted to split the money.
Some contestants urged her to divide the cash equally. However, others suggested she be greedy and keep the pool for herself.
How did Charlotte Shelton choose to divide The Summit 2024‘s prize money?
Charlotte eventually decided to award Simmone and Mat with $100,000 each.
For those playing at home, that left the New South Wales local with a whopping $336,000.
Following her massive payday, Charlotte said she believes she’s proven that “ability truly comes from the heart”.
Charlotte. Nine.
“That with determination, humour and a few tears, anything is possible,” she admitted.
“I took the first step towards that peak with the incredible support of my family, friends and partner, and also the support of those on the mountain who believed in me, Olympia[Valance], Lochie[Dornauf], Rosi[Buerckner], Mat and Taylor[Reid].”
How do The Summit 2024 finalists plan to use their winnings?
As for her newfound riches, Charlotte said her winnings will give her the chance to support her family better than she ever could have hoped.
“The prize money will allow me to create security for myself and my family, something I didn’t think would ever be possible as a public healthcare worker,” she said. “Representation matters. This was for all the nubs out there. You can do it!”
Meanwhile, Simmone told Ninethat she was “gutted” to pocket such a small portion of the prize.
However, she confessed she was still “very grateful” as the money would allow her to pay off her debts.
Simmone. Nine.
As for Mat — he’s keen to take his “amazing wife” on a trip to New York to visit her sister.
“She deserves a break,” he confessed, adding that he’ll also “save some [money] for a rainy day”.
After a successful stint hosting this year’s season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! alongside Julia Morris, Robert Irwin has his sights set on a new reality TV challenge.
The 20-year-old Wildlife Warrior recently revealed to Yahoo Lifestyle that he would love to compete on the US version of Dancing With The Starsfollowing in the footsteps of his big sister Bindi Irwin, who wowed audiences and won the show in 2015.
Robert Irwin and Julia Morris, I’m a Celeb 2024 hosts. Ten
Robert Irwin reveals he wants to join the US version of Dancing With The Stars
“I can wrangle crocs, but can I Paso Doble?” Robert joked. “It’d be really fun.”
He added that if he ever joined the show, he’d hope to be paired with professional dancer and TikTok star Rylee Arnold, who competed with fellow Aussie Harry Jowsey last season.
“I’d want to do Dancing With The Stars with Rylee because she’s awesome. That’s been the big discussion,” he remarked. “Let’s manifest doing Dancing With The Stars!“
“Let’s manifest doing Dancing With The Stars!” Ten
Dancing With The Stars US star Rylee Arnold reveals she wants Robert Irwin to join to show
In what seems like fate, Rylee has also expressed her desire to dance with Robert in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight.
“Robert Irwin, imagine,” she gushed to the publication. “‘Cos his sister Bindi was on the show and I remember watching his sister on the show when I was eight years old, and I was like ‘Robert’s like my age.’ I was like, ‘Please he has to be on the show at least one day for me’.”
Fingers crossed!
Dancing with the Stars US dancer Rylee Arnold is keen for Robert to come on board the reality series. Instagram
Would Robert Irwin ever compete in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!?
While Robert is eager to hit the DF, he has no plans to compete on I’m A Celebrity himself, despite occasionally feeling jealous of the contestants’ life-changing experiences.
“When they were doing certain trials and challenges, part of me would go, ‘I really want to get in there’,” he recalled. “But eating trials are a no-go, that will never happen. I would rather sit on the couch eating my Twisties watching everyone doing the eating trials, I’m not going in there.”
For now, let’s hope we can one day look forward to seeing Robert’s fancy footwork on Dancing With The Stars US – and perhaps a friendly dance-off with sister Bindi!
We’ve got a text and it says that Callum Hole could return to Love Island Australia in 2024, but it won’t be as a contestant.
Fans absolutely fell in love with the Welsh larrikin when he appeared as a bombshell on season four of Love Island Australia, which led him to star in the series’ international spin-off Love Island Games in 2022.
Now, according to Yahoo Lifestyle, Channel Nine is keen to capitalise on his meteoric rise to fame by signing him onto Love Island Australia 2024.
What will Callum Hole’s role be on Love Island Australia 2024?
A source told the outlet that Nine “has not yet worked out what capacity” Callum would be involved in Love Island Australia‘s sixth season.
“But the idea is being workshopped and it would be a waste not to fit him into the formal, especially off the back of his popularity with I’m a Celebrity,” they explained.
The insider said the reality star’s involvement will likely be a smaller role than long-time host Sophie Monk, who recently penned a deal to return as host this year.
Sophie Monk. Instagram.
Callum Hole is also in talks to appear on two other iconic reality shows
The source also dished that Channel Nine is “working around Callum’s schedule on two other shows he is in discussions to appear on”. God, where does he find the time?!
“Callum is hot property amongst multiple networks and at this point,” they told the outlet.
“He is on the list of every streaming platform and free-to-air network, who are all massively clambering for his services.”
Per Yahoo Lifestyle, the two programmes Callum is in talks to appear on are Netflix‘s Too Hot To Handle and the upcoming Paramount+ series, Aussie Shore.
He’s booked and busy, and we can’t wait to watch!
Stream previous seasons of Love Island Australia on 9Now.
For years, tennis fans have watched Roger Federer‘s career skyrocket, and now, they can watch it draw to a close in the all-new documentary, Federer: Twelve Final Days.
From an aspiring tennis player at just eight years old to a now-42-year-old icon with 20 grand slam titles under his belt, Federer has inspired fans across the globe throughout his decades-spanning career.
As such, it sent shockwaves through the sporting community when he announced he was retiring from the sport, with it all documented in a new feature-length event.
Here’s everything we know about Federer: Twelve Final Days.
Official synopsis
Federer: Twelve Final Days is an intimate follow-along through the final 12 days of Roger Federer’s illustrious career.
Originally a home video never intended for public viewing, the film captures Federer at his most vulnerable and candid self, as he says goodbye to a game and the fans that shaped his life for the last two decades.
Roger Federer. Prime Video.
When will Federer: Twelve Final Days be released and how can you watch it
The feature-length documentary will premiere in select cinemas on June 13 before launching exclusively on June 20 on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Who is in the cast?
As the name suggests, the tennis icon and his family, including his wife, Miroslava “Mirka” Federer, star in Federer: Twelve Final Days.
The documentary also includes interviews with legendary rivals and friends of Federer, including Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray.
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Prime Video.
Is there a trailer?
On June 4, Prime Video dropped the official trailer for Federer: Twelve Final Days, which you can watch below.
Watch Federer: Twelve Final Days from June 20on Prime Video.
Carl Radke and Lindsey Hubbard’s tumultuous relationship has undoubtedly been the centre point of Summer House season eight.
This season, the long-time besties, turned lovers, turned friends, turned fiances have – once again – found their relationship fall apart after Carl ended his engagement with Lindsay just 2 months shy of their wedding in Mexico.
Of course, a bombshell like that means one thing is guaranteed to happen at the reunion; d-r-a-m-a.
Here’s how you can watch it all go down at the Summer House season eight Reunion in Australia, at the same time as the US.
Carl and Lindsey. Bravo.
When will Summer House be released and how can you watch it
The Reunion will be broken up into two parts, and both will be available to stream in Australia exclusively on Hayu.
Reunion part 1 – Extended episode streaming from June 7, 10pm only on Hayu. As the reunion kicks off, Ciara Miller and West Wilson reveal what happened between them after the cameras went down. Paige makes a shocking revelation about her friendship with Lindsay.
Reunion part 2 – Extended episode streaming from June 14, 10pm only on Hayu The dramatic reunion concludes as West and Ciara consider their future. Amanda makes an emotional revelation about her health. Lindsay and Carl go head-to-head about the details of their breakup.
Who is in the cast
Host Andy Cohen joins Amanda Batula, Kyle Cooke, Paige DeSorbo, Lindsay Hubbard, Ciara Miller, Danielle Olivera, Gabby Prescod, Carl Radke, Jesse Solomon and West Wilson as they revisit the season.
Farmer Wants a Wife Australia 2024‘s Anna Wilson has responded to rumours that she’s bound for a spin-off series after failing to find love on the dating show.
The 28-year-old may not have been Farmer Dustin‘s final pick, coming in as runner-up to Sophie Trethowan, but Anna certainly won fans’ hearts with her down-to-earth persona.
As such, it’s no surprise that FWAWviewers are clamouring for the midwife to get a second shot at love.
Farmer Dustin and Sophie. Seven.
“Hear me out, let’s get a spin-off where Country Town Wants a Midwife,” one keen fan wrote on Reddit.
“They bring her around to [agriculture] shows in small towns where they bring out their top crop of eligible bachelors, the CWA do their pitch, hospital staff show her a good time, and even real estate agents show her what her new home could look like.”
Um, yes please! We’re loving this The Bachelorette/FWAW/Selling Sunset hybrid idea!
The netizen added that the spin-off could also feature other popular suitors who left the show single, otherwise “just make it the Anna show since she’s all they need”.
“Channel 7 – are you here and reading this?”
Farmer Wants a Wife Australia fans weigh in on spin-off series idea
Several other FWAWdie-hards were quick to comment that they were “all for this idea” of producing a spin-off featuring Anna because she’s “just too good to fade into obscurity”.
Meanwhile, some suggested that Anna be cast as The Bachelorette or a midwife-specific series.
“I think a new format, new producers, and make it more of a community thing rather than a harem competition,” one viewer penned. “But while they’re at it they can/should show off the town’s dating prospects.”
Anna Wilson reveals she’s “overwhelmed” by her popularity post-Farmer Wants a Wife
Speaking to Yahoo Lifestyle, Anna confessed to seeing the Reddit thread about her potentially getting her own show.
“It’s too funny!” she admitted. “I can’t believe the response I’ve had.
“Everyone has sent me thousands of kind and beautiful messages and I’m feeling quite overwhelmed about it all.”
Anna. Instagram.
While she’s flattered, Anna broke the news that she’s not planning on returning to reality TV anytime soon.
“At the end of the day, I am just a midwife living in a small country town who signed up to a show in the hopes of finding a husband and absolutely nothing else,” she said.
“I didn’t get the husband, so I think I’m just going to slip back into my ordinary little life.”
Dream Home’sLara and Peter are the definition of opposites attract.
This Sydney couple, who describe themselves as a “typical fiery Italian and an Aussie bogan,” are putting everything on the line to transform their dated 1960s red brick home into the coastal, Mediterranean-inspired abode of their dreams.
Lara, a wedding florist, and Peter, an electrician, are no strangers to hard work—they often put in seven-day weeks to support their family.
The couple worries that their renovation goals may be slipping out of reach due to rising interest rates and building costs – but these two are ready to fight for the Dream Home grand prize.
Here’s everything we know about Dream Home stars Lara and Peter.
Lara and Peter’s 12-year marriage is full of love, laughter, and plenty of good-natured bickering. Lara jokes that her main form of communication is yelling, but it’s clear this “loved-up pair” are truly best mates.
The couple have two children together, 10-year-old Leo and 7-year-old Mia, and have sacrificed precious family time in order to work long hours and keep their heads above water financially.
Lara and Peter’s Dream Home
The pair’s Belrose house is tired, dull and dated, but they envision transforming it into a bright, airy coastal haven with a Mediterranean twist. The couple adores light timbers, lush greenery, and crisp white walls.
Their top renovation priority is creating an open-plan entertaining space centred around a large kitchen—perfect for big, boisterous family gatherings.
While Lara, with her design background, will no doubt have plenty of ideas for their Dream Home renovation, Peter is equally passionate about the project and his electrical expertise is sure to come in handy!
Watch Dream Home on Sundays at 7pm and Mondays – Tuesdays at 7:30pm on Channel 7 and 7Plus.
After harbouring what might be her worst-kept secret, Abbie Chatfield has finally hard-launched her boyfriend, Peking Duk frontman Adam Hyde, albeit with a serious health warning.
In recent months, the former The Masked Singer Australiapanellist has been breadcrumbing fans with some not-so-subtle hints about her new relationship, which she previously confessed makes her “cry every day” with happiness.
Now, just a few short weeks after sharing a spicy “semi soft launch” on the ‘gram, Abbie officially debuted her and Adam’s relationship in the June 4 episode of her It’s A Lot podcast.
“We’re so in love and we love talking about it,” the FBOY Island Australia host told listeners, revealing the duo first met when she interviewed Adam for her now-defunct radio show, Hot Nights with Abbie Chatfieldin 2022.
While their initial attraction was ever-present, it took some time before the pair embarked on what Abbie dubbed “the best date of [her] life”.
“I was so anxious, I was like, ‘I don’t know if I have enough things to talk to this person about’,” she recalled.
“But we had this really good date, and it was actually still the best date of my life.” Adam agreed that the date was “incredible”, likening it to “something out of a fairytale”. Aw!
Abbie, who first rose to fame on The Bachelor Australia 2019, shared that her bae makes her feel “safe and calm all the time”.
“Not only are we so in love, but we also have a really healthy relationship,” she confessed. And honestly, what more could you want?!
Abbie and Adam. Supplied.
Abbie Chatfield’s boyfriend Adam Hyde reveals recent cancer diagnosis
While the two-part tell-all episode of It’s A Lot was filled with a sh*t-ton of love and laughter, Adam also revealed that he was recently diagnosed with skin cancer.
The musician, who also performs as a solo artist under the stage name Keli Holiday, said he received a call from Australian Skin Cancer Clinics about the condition while he was in LA.
“I hadn’t been given the results [from a recent skin check] so I was confused. And I thought it was serious and it was melanoma,” he said.
“[The doctor] said I have a double cancer in my neck, he used those exact words.”
Adam on Abbie’s podcast. Supplied.
Adam Hyde says he’s undergoing a “full surgical treatment” to remove “double cancer”
Clarifying that his diagnosis is “apparently not melanoma”, Adam said he is “going to get the full surgical treatment done” to remove the cancer.
“I’ve got moles all over my body. I spent too much time in the sun during my youth so it’s important to get your skin checked,” he urged listeners.
Despite Adam’s health scare, he confirmed that he and Abbie have been having “a really f**king good time”.
“When we’re together and our phones are away, or when Australia’s asleep, we’ve been having fun,” Abbie dished.
Married At First Sight’s Ollie Skelton has hard launched his relationship with his new girlfriend, and the love birds have dropped some very big news.
After a two-month hiatus from his podcast, Tosser, Ollie dropped a new episode on Sunday introducing his new partner Nadia Marvin.
“There’s been a lot of noise, a lot barking, a lot shouting regarding… my new relationship,” Ollie began,” Ollie said during the episode, which was titled Meet Nadia.
Ollie and Nadia explained that they met through Ollie’s producer, who was Nadia’s roommate.
“We’ve essentially been inseparable ever since,” Ollie said.
Ollie and Nadia. Instagram.
Ollie and Nadia’s first date
Nadia revealed that she was intrigued by Ollie after her housemate suggested that they meet up.
“I was single and seen a bit of Ollie on TikTok,” revealed Nadia.
“You sent me a DM and we met [at a pub] in Surry Hills,” Ollie added.
The former MAFS groom gushed about the strong feelings had for Nadia as soon as he met her.
“I remember thinking, ‘Oh my gosh’ – you know when you play skip rope in Year 7, you’ve got two ropes and you just jump in and you’re skipping?
“That’s what it felt as soon we met, it felt like I’d known you for so long,” he said.
Ollie and Nadia. Instagram.
Ollie and Nadia are moving in together
The couple has basically been inseparable ever since, and revealed during the podcast episode that they were moving in together.
“Ever since that Wednesday, you’ve been I would say, living with me,” laughed Nadia, referring to their first date.
“Yes, soon to be, I’m moving in,” he revealed.
“We just didn’t want to leave each other,” Ollie continued. “I think the biggest thing about this whole thing is how strong these feelings are.”
Ollie addressed his break up from Tahnee
Ollie found fame after marrying Tahnee on Married at First Sight Australia 2023. The pair were one of the few couples to make it through the experiment together and split after 16 months together.
Tahnee and Ollie. Nine.
Despite their relatively recent breakup, Ollie made it clear that he is well and truly over his ex.
“I understand the perception of this being ‘quick’. The reality is Tahnee and I broke up last November,” he began.
“Regarding Nadia, I have never felt this way about a person. Truly. That’s not a gloat, but rather acknowledging that everyone moves at their own pace and everyone’s story is different too.
“I’m so happy and I hope you guys can support that but if you can’t that’s OK too,” he concluded.
Fans of Farmer Wants a Wife Australia can’t seem to get enough of the drama, however, a former producer fears the “in-fighting” on the show is what’s deterring women from applying for future seasons.
In FWAW’s early days, viewers fell in love with the hit dating series’ wholesome nature as they watched unlucky-in-love farmers finally get their happily-ever-afters.
Farmer Wants a Wife Couples. Instagram.
While the uplifting series has spawned nine marriages and 21 kids over its 13 seasons, it got muddied somewhere along the way with a whole lotta drama. And, according to an ex-producer, this might just be Farmer Wants a Wife’s downfall.
“Farmer Wants a Wife was widely popular because it was less dramatic and I know for a fact we used to be more focused on finding these farmers an actual wife,” the producer told Yahoo Lifestyle.
“I fear the algorithm is going to be out wack with attracting the right sort of woman who have most likely been turned off the idea of applying.”
The anonymous producer also confessed that they believe FWAW has fallen into the trap of casting wannabe influencers á la Married at First Sight Australia.
“We know that these reality-shows have a way of mimicking trends. MAFS is a spiral of attracting influencers and that is a real problem for their longevity,” they told the outlet.
Adding that FWAW “should have stayed in its lane” and only cast gals who were genuinely on the hunt for Mr Right, the source said they hope the next season goes back to its roots.
“Other shows are already doing that in-fighting and conflict,” the producer said. “Here’s hoping they go for genuine love stories this time around. As I fear the show won’t survive another series like the last.
“Let’s hope they haven’t broken the show.”
Cayla. Seven.
Casting is already underway for Farmer Wants a Wife 2025
While it may still seem we’re still knee-deep in drama from FWAW 2024, word on the street is that Channel Seven is already on the hunt for its next crop of farmers.
As reported in May, the network has put the call out for “single farmers” and potential suitors hoping to find a bae on Farmer Wants a Wife 2025, which will once again be hosted by Sam Armytage.
Fingers crossed the next season has a better success rate!
Stream Farmer Wants a Wife 2024 on 7Plus.
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If you thought Married At First Sight Australia star Jack Dunkley was done stirring the pot, think again.
According to Yahoo! Lifestyle, the controversial reality star has just dived into a spicy new business venture, and it’s exactly the kind of unexpected move we’d expect from him.
Married at First Sight star Jack Dunkley has teamed up with Lovehoney. Nine.
Jack, who emerged as the season’s villain in MAFS Australia 2024, has teamed up with Lovehoney, a global adult toy brand known for empowering women and promoting sexual happiness.
Yep, you heard that right. Jack’s now an ambassador for Lovehoney, embracing his role with all the enthusiasm of a reality TV star desperate to stay in the limelight.
Operating under the alias “Jacob,” Jack’s mission is to “spread love all month long.”
He’s not just putting his name out there; he’s giving away thousands of free toys and encouraging fans to sign up for the brand’s newsletter. Because who better to take advice from on sexual happiness than Jack?
Operating under the alias “Jacob,” Jack’s mission is to “spread love all month long.” Nine.
Lovehoney, which started in the UK back in 2012 and made its way to Aussie shores in 2013, is now one of the biggest names in the adult toy industry. And Jack’s collaboration with them isn’t just for kicks—he’s getting paid for his posts, too.
According to HypeAuditor, Jack’s Instagram post for Lovehoney likely earned him up to $870, thanks to his 93,900 followers and a solid 1.71% engagement rate. Plus, he gets a cut from any sales made through his customised link.
Are Jack Dunkley and Tori Adams still together?
Jack recently shared an update on his life with MAFS alum Tori Adams. Instagram
The spicy move comes following a recent Instagram Q&A, where he shared some updates about his life with fellow MAFS alum Tori Adams.
Following their stint on the reality series, Tori moved to the Gold Coast to be with him, and the couple are focusing on building their dream life together. Kids are on the horizon, but for now, they’re enjoying the journey.
“Tori and I are happy building a life we want to lead at the moment. Many things we wish to accomplish first. I’ve said two years,” Jack said.
He couldn’t help but gush over Tori, calling her “gorgeous inside and out, loyal, driven, and hilarious.”
So there you have it, folks. Jack Dunkley is trying to spice things up in more ways than one.
Stay tuned for more unexpected twists from the MAFS alumni!
Farmer Wants a Wife is the ultimate Australian reality TV love story machine.
Since its inception, it’s been the Cupid for farmers across the country, leading to countless romances, nine marriages, and 21 children – with the latest FWAW bundle of joy arriving in December 2023.
Curious to know which couples are still riding the love train?
Let’s take a trip down memory lane and catch up with the pairs who are still going strong.
Chris Newsome and Kim Tierney
Season 1 (2007)
Farmer Wants A Wife OGs Chris Newsome and Kim Tierney found their happily ever after. Facebook
Chris and Kim are the OG couple from FWAW. These two lovebirds met in the first season and tied the knot in the second season, with their wedding filmed for all to see.
Fast forward, they’re now parents to two adorable kids.
Chris admitted he was slow to warm up, but with Kim, it felt like he’d known her forever. Today, they’re living the idyllic family life on their farm.
Rob and Jo’s story is a classic case of opposites attract: a Mount Gambier cattle farmer and a city girl.
They clicked instantly and went on to marry and have three beautiful children. Jo moved from the city to the farm, before the family started their new chapter in Noosa.
Damian Atkins and Rachael Peynenborg
Season 3 (2009)
Farmer Wants a Wife couple Damian Atkins and Rachael Peynenborg married on their Mole Creek property. ABC
Damian and Rachael’s journey began in 2009, before tying the knot on the banks of the Mersey River, at their property at Mole Creek, and they’ve been inseparable since.
The Tasmanian farmer and his wife are now busy juggling their farm business and raising three kids.
Scott Warby and Clare Spark
Season 4 (2009)
Clare Spark and Scott Warby are still going strong. Facebook
Scott and Clare’s love story involved a long-distance romance after the show.
Clare moved from Brisbane to Scott’s farm in rural Mundingi after he proposed. Now married with two kids, Clare gushed to TV Week in 2020 about Scott’s enduring romantic gestures and their fulfilling life on the farm, saying he was still “very romantic”.
Brad Crane and Stacie Marmion
Season 4 (2009)
Brad and Stacie were fan favourites from the get-go. Facebook
Brad and Stacie are another sweet success from season four.
Brad was smitten from day one and proposed just six months after they started dating. They now have three daughters and live a blissful life. Love that for them!
Nathan McClymont and Amanda Ecker
Season 5 (2010)
Nathan and Amanda now share three beautiful boys. Facebook
Nathan and Amanda hold the record for one of the fastest proposals in the show’s history.
Nathan popped the question during the season finale, and Amanda said yes! They’re now the proud parents of three boys and still as in love as ever.
Frank Atherton and Tenille Jolly
Season 7 (2011)
Frank and Tenille live on the farmer’s Hughenden property in Queensland. Supplied
Frank and Tenille’s connection was instant. Two years after their first speed date on the show, Frank proposed on Valentine’s Day.
Now married and raising their son, Oliver, on Frank’s Queensland property, their love story is a testament to the show’s magic.
Sam Alford and Jodie Byrne
Season 8 (2012)
FWAW’s Sam Alford and Jodie Byrne. Supplied
Sam and Jodie’s love story saw Jodie moving from Sydney to WA to be with her farmer.
Sam proposed over Christmas 2012, and they married in 2015. Their son, River, was born in 2018, and they continue to enjoy their rural life together.
Jess and Andrew knew they were right for each other early on and even considered leaving the show.
But they stayed for the fans and continued their romance long-distance for 11 months. Jess eventually moved in with Andrew and got engaged.
As of this year, it looks like the pair have tied the knot as of a few months ago, with Jess posting a sweet pic of her and her husband with the caption, “Forever isn’t enough.”
Harry and Tess’s love story involved a significant move for Harry, who left his rural life for the Gold Coast to be with Tess as she finished her studies before they both headed to Far North Queensland where Jess nabbed a job as a psychologist.
Matt and Olivia hit it off from the start. Although they don’t live on Matt’s family farm, they are building a life together in Canberra, where Matt works for the Department of Agriculture.
They plan to return to rural life someday, but for now, they’re enjoying their time together, with the pair revealing in October they were embarking on their “first overseas trip together” to Fiji.
David and Emily’s connection blossomed quickly. Emily moved to David’s apple farm in Queensland, and in October 2023, they got engaged at the spot of their first date.
Just last month, the pair celebrated their engagement party and still look smitten with one another.
Andrew and Claire exited the show early, confident in their love.
Claire moved to Andrew’s farm, and they’ve been enjoying life on the land. In March 2024, they got engaged, sharing their joy and gratitude for finding each other through the show.
