
Jean-Pierre, a 7-year farmer on 100 acres at Elysium Hill, recorded his own audition after not being selected for the TV show. He wants a partner who'll work the land with him, shares old-school values, and can help him build a sustainable business over the next five years.
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Hi, my name is Jean-Pierre. I live at Elysium Hill, 100 acres of awesome farmland. I applied for Farmer Wants a Wife. They didn't reject me, but I didn't get on. And when I looked, there was 8 white guys, and I don't think I made the cut. So I'm doing this on my own accord to see if I can meet the woman of my future. I've lived on the farm for 7 years. I just ended up here because I was a curious guy, and I've never looked back since. In 5 years' time, I'd love to be at the to farm more. I'd also love my business to be sustainable on its own, but the most important thing to me is to have helped young men live better lives. Things about my character that I keep hearing are awesome is that I'm super smiley. Not only am I a farmer, but I actually have a brain that I use for our digital work, and I just love being around people. But I also enjoy coming to the farm for a break. In my family, I'm closest to my brother, who I'm so fortunate to have as my best friend. But the one person I see all the time, every day, is this awesome being. Her name's Emma. The two most important things The most important thing in a relationship for me are trust and respect. I sincerely believe they cannot be bought. I'm a really interesting character, at least so I've been told, but in a relationship, I'm very understanding. I take the time to listen and I empathize as much as I can to feel and understand what you're going through. I don't have any children, but I'm open to anything that might come my way. The most interesting thing about me is I'm just a ball of energy. Good, bad, you name it, I'm just the guy that keeps on going. I'm looking for somebody who has old-school traditional values, who understands what the roles are of a man and a woman, but they should be complementary wanting to want each other to be the very best version of themselves. If you're watching this and you think, oh, that looks cool, you're willing to get your hands dirty, put on your big boy boots, and live a life full of adventure and not have one day that is the same and never boring, please apply.
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