‘Farmer Wants a Wife’: Which Season 2 Couples Are Still Together?

Host Jennifer Nettles and Farmer Nathan in the reunion episode of 'Farmer Wants a Wife'
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[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for the Farmer Wants a Wife Season 2 reunion episode.]

The farmers made their choices in the May 9 finale of Farmer Wants a Wife Season 2. A week later, the farmers sat down for a reunion episode to break down their finale decisions.

The season started with 32 women hoping to find love with farmers Brandon, Ty, Mitchell, and Nathan, all leaving their city lives behind to see if rural farm life suited them. Each farmer was grouped with eight women, with three ladies from each group being sent home in the early episodes. The remaining 20 women were then invited to stay at each farmer’s homestead to get the lay of the land and continue their romantic journeys.

Casting threw in a plot twist midseason by inviting new women to join the groups. One of them, Emerson, ended up being a finalist in Brandon’s group. The biggest surprise of the season: Farmer Ty chose no one!

Here’s how the choices went down in the Farmer Wants a Wife Season 2 finale. So, which couple broke up between the finale and reunion? Scroll down to find out.

Dater Grace and Farmer Brandon Rogers in 'Farmer Wants a Wife' Season 2
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Brandon Chose Grace

Brandon’s final two were Grace and Emerson, and he ultimately chose Grace.

Brandon told Emerson, who comes from a farming background and joined midseason, that he wasn’t “able to connect super deeply emotionally” with her like he hoped.

Meanwhile, Brandon told Grace that they had “established a really good emotional connection” and that he “would like to see where that emotional connection will take us.”

Grace said she was “ecstatic” to accept Brandon’s offer and that she would never “want to lose” him.

In the reunion episode, Brandon and Grace revealed that they broke up. After spending time together in Colorado after the finale, Brandon said that their relationship evolved into a “really strong friendship connection” and not the “romantic connection” that they wanted.

Dater Sydney and Farmer Mitchell Kolinsky 'Farmer Wants a Wife' Season 2
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Mitchell Chose Sydney

Mitchell admitted to Kait that he had a stronger connection with Sydney when revealing his choice.

“Kait, it’s been a true pleasure, but unfortunately, I feel a struggle in that connection and I feel like I do have a stronger connection with somebody else,” Mitchell told her. “I want you to know that I’m so thankful for you. It’s an emotional roller coaster for me and it’s hard to say goodbye. I want the best for you.”

Kait said she was grateful for their time together, as she feels it made her a “better person.”

When revealing his choice to Sydney, Mitchell said, “There’s not many things that make this heart of mine, I guess, spill out and be vulnerable, be all romantic. But with you, I feel that way.”

Sydney agreed, saying, “I never have felt feelings for someone like I have with you, actually. Very scary! You know, maybe this is it. This is what I’ve been looking for my whole life.”

Mitchell and Sydney were still very much together during the reunion episode. “I think love’s blooming,” Mitchell said, to which Sydney agreed. “She’s my girl.” Mitchell gushed that there’s “never been a girl that’s made me feel the way that she makes me feel.”

Dater Taylor and Farmer Nathan Smothers in 'Farmer Wants a Wife' Season 2
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Nathan Chose Taylor

Nathan, the last to pick, was choosing between Allye and Taylor, and he chose Taylor.

“You and I both have been very slow-moving. I’ve seen glimpses of the whole Allye, and then there’s times where I have a little bit of reservations because I’ve only seen that at little bits of time,” he told Allye. “This time that I’ve had with you had been fantastic, and I wouldn’t trade it for the world, but I think that I’m going to have to go a different direction.”

Nathan was nervous that Taylor would reject him because of her hesitance to move to Florida.

“I want to go on this road with you, and I don’t expect you to move right now, but I’m crazy about you,” he said. She was ready to take the “leap of faith.”

They both admitted they were “falling in love” with each other and then kissed.

In the reunion, Nathan and Taylor revealed they are still together. Taylor said she hadn’t moved to Nathan’s farm yet, but they have been “talking about plans of probably within the next year.”
Farmer Ty Ferrell in 'Farmer Wants a Wife' Season 2 finale
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Ty Chose No One

Ty couldn’t bring himself to choose either Megan or Melody. Instead, he decided to end the season single: “I knew that neither one of them was my forever person,” he said. “And I had to be real with myself.”

Ty said there was “such an attraction” to Melody early on, but he wasn’t confident that she was 100 percent committed.

“After the family visits and experience and you in New York, it’s brought up a lot of questions, concerns of you being part of the city. Could you 100 percent fully commit yourself to being here?” Ty told her. “I want somebody that just fully wants to live and be in this place and that falls completely in love with it. For us to move forward, I shouldn’t have any concerns.”

Melody said she “was not expecting that at all” and that she was “sad” about this outcome, but admitted that they’re “from completely different worlds,” which made her more OK with his choice.

As for Megan, Ty said they had something “different than any other connection” but that what he feels for her is “friendship.” In a confessional later on, Ty admitted that the “friendship” label wasn’t really how he felt.

Ty, who already has one daughter, started the season “open” to more children, but realized by the end that he’s not fully committed to that idea. If they were to be together, Megan said she would want more children. Because of this, Ty didn’t see a future together.

“Through this, there’s part of me that thought coming into this, I was open to children. But for me, to be honest, I’ve learned through it that I’m not 100 percent there. For me, knowing that I don’t want to have kids, I don’t think I should be in a place where I should keep you from having them,” Ty told Megan. “Also, it’s something with that connection that we’ve got and for me, it’s such a strong connection that it’s been a that it’s a friendship connection. I’m just not 100 percent there that you’re my forever person.”

When host Jennifer Nettles asked Ty if he was open to finding love again. “Of course. I would never throw that emotion away. That’s something that I definitely want,” he said.