Farmer Wants a Wife farmer Harry Robertson ‘was absolutely ready to walk’ away from the show because of ‘meddling producers’ and ‘diva-like women’
Hunky Harry Robertson is looking to find love on Channel Seven’s reboot of Farmer Wants A Wife.
But according to Woman’s Day, the 29-year-old ‘was absolutely ready to walk’ out on the show and wanted to quit.
An anonymous source told the publication that he was frustrated with ‘meddling producers’ and the ‘diva-like women’.
Farmer wants a break! Farmer Wants a Wife farmer Harry Robertson ‘was absolutely ready to walk’ away from the show because of ‘meddling producers’ and ‘diva-like women’. Harry pictured with host Natalie Gruzlewski
The source said: ‘Harry was faced with a steam of drama and meddling producers. It’s not all about romance – they’re obviously there to make a show.
They also claimed that he wanted out because the pressure of the show and its process was really building on him.
‘To be honest, I don’t think he realised how hard breaking hearts and dealing with feelings would be… he was absolutely ready to walk!
‘He was absolutely ready to walk!’ In the article, published on Monday, an anonymous source claimed that he was frustrated with ‘meddling producers’ and the ‘diva-like women’
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Channel Seven for comment.
Harry revealed to the magazine that he was pressured to apply for the dating show.
‘My best mate’s missus actually signed me up – it was all her idea,’ he said.
Harry hails from the town of small town of Goolgowi in western New South Wales, where he farms grapes, cotton and sheep.
‘It’s just very lonely out here’: Harry hails from the town of small town of Goolgowi, in western New South Wales, where he farms grapes, cotton and sheep
On Sunday night’s premiere, he said: ‘It’s just very lonely out here and there’s not many girls out here. You’re sort of stuck, like, who do you turn to?’
When asked about his ‘ideal girl’ he said, ‘she’s just got to be down to earth and have a go at anything. Bit like a John Deere tractor, not as expensive.’
Farmer Wants A Wife continues on Monday at 7:30pm on Channel Seven
Finding the one: When asked about his ‘ideal girl’ he said, ‘she’s just got to be down to earth and have a go at anything. Bit like a John Deere tractor, not as expensive’