There’s been another shock plot twist to come out of the dramatic 2020 season of Farmer Wants A Wife, with Queensland farmer Sam Reitano revealing he’s now engaged to a completely different woman to who viewers saw him end up with during the show’s finale episode last night.
While Sam failed to form a connection with any of the four women he was matched with on the show, during Monday night’s reunion he introduced Australia to his new girlfriend Kirsten, who he met on Instagram after filming wrapped.
The pair appeared smitten with each other after dating for just a few weeks, with Sam even declaring Kirsten to be “the best thing that’s come into my life.”
But it seems Sam and Kirsten split soon after the reunion episode was filmed, as the tropical fruit farmer is now engaged to a different woman he met just months ago.
Sam introduced Australia to Kirsten during the finale.
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Sam’s shock engagement news was revealed on Facebook just hours after the finale aired, with his new fiancee Katelen Cunningham posting a happy snap of her shiny engagement ring on her personal page.
She also updated her relationship status to reflect that she is now engaged to Sam.
Sam appears to have popped the question to Katelen.
(Facebook)It appears Katelen is also a mother, with a young boy visible in many of her Facebook photos.
There are also several happy snaps featuring Sam, Katelen and what appears to be her son, enjoying some family time together.
Katelen has shared many photos of Sam and her son.
(Facebook)In the comments section on Katelen’s Facebook announcement, the couple’s loved ones congratulated them on their happy news.
“Thanks for making her the happiest I’ve ever seen her Sam. She’s a bit spesh this one,” one friend wrote, to which Sam replied, “No problem! She is very special and amazing so proud to have her.”
Channel Seven wrapped filming on Farmer Wants A Wife back in March, just days before strict lockdown laws were implemented across the country.
This story originally appeared on our sister site, Who.
