This season of Farmer Wants A Wife has officially ended, with (some) of our farmers and their leading ladies riding off into the sunset. One of those loved-up couples was Farmer Dylan and Ally, who had a turbulent, albeit magnetic, connection throughout the season.
In choosing Ally in the finale, Dylan brought the ongoing love triangle between himself, Ally and Scarlett to an end. While some of the other farmers’ choices seemed more obvious, we admit we were on the edge of our seats waiting to see who Dylan would pick, with his connections with both women appearing equally strong.
In the finale, Dylan declared his love for Ally, saying: “This final decision has been made from my heart and what my gut tells me to do. I have to follow what I feel and I love you. I love you a lot.”
He doubled down on that sentiment in last night’s reunion episode, claiming he believed he had found his wife in Ally.
However, now reports are circulating the two have already gone their seperate ways. So, are Farmer Dylan and Ally still together?
Ahead, everything we know about Dylan and Ally’s breakup following the reunion.
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Despite their declarations of love last night, it seems the honeymoon phase was short-lived.
Farmer Dylan has reportedly confirmed to Woman’s Day that he has made the “disappointing” decision to end his relationship with Ally.
“When filming finished and we were back into normal life, I spent a lot of time thinking about what the next few years would look like, and I had to be honest with myself,” he told the publication.
“I wasn’t willing to compromise on the goals and dreams that I’m chasing. And I couldn’t ask Ally to compromise on the future that she wanted.
“I didn’t think that was fair. Ally deserves someone who’s ready to build the sort of future she wants. Our lives were headed in different directions.”
While the split is undoubtedly disappointing for fans, it won’t come as a complete surprise. Throughout the season, Dylan often appeared torn between finding love and pursuing his own ambitions. Between the relentless demands of running a farm and his dream of becoming a successful saddle bronc rider—a career that requires extensive travel—it increasingly seemed as though there was little room in his life for a serious relationship.
In hindsight, it’s fair to wonder whether Dylan was truly in a position to commit to a wife at all. To his credit, Dylan doesn’t shy away from taking responsibility for how things unfolded.
“I’m not proud of how things have ended up. Everyone calls me a man-child and they’re probably dead right,” he admitted to Woman’s Day, adding that part of him got swept up in the whirlwind of reality TV.
“I think that played a part because the farm kind of takes a back seat in your mind and you’re like, ‘Yeah, this can work,’ and then you’re back to reality.”
As for Ally, she’s handled the breakup with a maturity that has been sorely lacking throughout the entire situation.
She also told Woman’s Day: “I was willing to reshape my life to join his, but I also realised I needed to feel chosen in return. I was making plans to move and build a home and make that life work.”
While the 23-year-old says the experience taught her that “compromise has to go both ways”, she’s harbouring no resentment towards Dylan, with the pair remaining friends.
“I’m disappointed that it didn’t work out, but just because a relationship has ended doesn’t mean it’s failed,” Ally said, revealing she spent two weeks on Dylan’s farm after the reunion and that the couple ultimately split around a month after filming wrapped.
“Dylan’s kindness, humour and generosity didn’t disappear when our romantic relationship ended. Sometimes the strongest connections are ones that evolve into friendship rather than end completely.”
The breakup also casts last night’s reunion episode in a different light. Throughout the episode, Dylan seemed to oscillate between acknowledging that his demanding lifestyle will make a long-term relationship difficult and insisting he believed he’d found his wife in Ally. In retrospect, it felt like someone who desperately wanted both—but ultimately wasn’t ready to prioritise a relationship alongside everything else in his life.
Maybe Dylan should chase his rodeo dreams first and revisit love when he’s genuinely ready to make room for it. Who knows? Perhaps we’ll see him back on Farmer Wants a Wife in 2036!
