Tahlia Pritchard

I feel like people would be surprised to know, though, that this also happens on Farm Ons a Wife, which used to be one of the most wholesome shows on TV.

What Ellen had to say about the moment she was filming her voxie was pretty surprising.

After chatting with Ellen, I think one of the wildest things that she had to say about her experience on the show was that she and the other contestants were regularly locked in rooms away from the farmer.

Now, I don't know if the doors were actually locked.

I don't know how easy it was to escape.

But here's what she had to say.

So we're only a few weeks into this year's season of Farm Wants a Wife, but I think it's going to be pretty interesting watching the rest of the season, keeping in mind what Ellen has said about the filming conditions, how much the girls are being paid, and what kind of tactics producers are doing to get them to act how they're appearing on TV.

It's interesting you say that as well when you think that all the people applying for maths are destined to be influencers.

They want that career in the spotlight.

The people going on Farm Wants a Wife are just the girls from the country, the girls next door, at least most of them.

Some of them might want a career, but really they're just genuinely there for love.

It'll be interesting to see how Farmer Wants a Wife continues to evolve.

Maybe there'll be more dinner parties where they're throwing wine at each other.

Maybe they'll learn their lesson and go back to a more wholesome format next year.

But I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

Tori, thank you so much for coming on Confessions of a Reality Star.

Thank you.

I know it's been a pretty rough start to the year for you.

So we just wanted to ask, how are you doing?

Yeah.