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14 August 2026

Farmer Wants A Wife’s Eddy reveals new boyfriend after split from Farmer Alex

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Farmer Wants A Wife’s Eddy reveals new boyfriend after split from Farmer Alex

The 30-year-old was Alex’s chosen lady but the couple had called it quits before the reunion.

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