Farmer Wants A Wife Afterparty
Jul 8, 2026 · 56 min · 11 segments
Farmer Braden didn't think he'd ever do a show like Farmer Wants a Wife, but he's sure glad he did. We caught up with Braden Pridemore, one of the three farmers on Farmer Wants a Wife Season 4, on…
Brayden PridemoreGuest
Stephanie SpikerHostCandice WiersbowskiHost
Lindsay YoderHost
How are things going with Casey now that your relationship is public and all of these things?

And so we haven't gone more than, I think, two weeks without seeing each other.

So we've been really making it work and uh you know right now i got a little it's a little easier getting away from the farm obviously fall and spring gets a little more complicated but uh no she's she's gonna be here for most of this month and yeah it's it's really going well it's really going well

I feel like this season has been the one where we actually seem to have some hope, right? I feel like in all the other seasons, there's always been like, oh, they're all broken up already.

No, I mean, I do think all three of us got really lucky and you kind of go into something like this not knowing what to expect.

You're kind of standing on the edge of the cliff and can't really see the bottom.

And I know with myself, you know, I have a lot of reservations and, you know, that does creep in a lot where like, man, I really want to meet somebody, but that's kind of very, very slim going on reality TV is what I was thinking.

Then I kind of meet somebody like Casey and you're like, well, this is going to be a lot harder than I thought.

That leads into our next question, which is, you know, kind of how did you get onto the show and how familiar were you with the program before you ended up being one of the farmers? Yeah.

I'm like, well, honestly, dude, I feel like we're going to get a lot of the same answers.

How are things going with Casey now that your relationship is public and all of these things?

And so we haven't gone more than, I think, two weeks without seeing each other.

So we've been really making it work and uh you know right now i got a little it's a little easier getting away from the farm obviously fall and spring gets a little more complicated but uh no she's she's gonna be here for most of this month and yeah it's it's really going well it's really going well

I feel like this season has been the one where we actually seem to have some hope, right? I feel like in all the other seasons, there's always been like, oh, they're all broken up already.

No, I mean, I do think all three of us got really lucky and you kind of go into something like this not knowing what to expect.

You're kind of standing on the edge of the cliff and can't really see the bottom.

And I know with myself, you know, I have a lot of reservations and, you know, that does creep in a lot where like, man, I really want to meet somebody, but that's kind of very, very slim going on reality TV is what I was thinking.

Then I kind of meet somebody like Casey and you're like, well, this is going to be a lot harder than I thought.

That leads into our next question, which is, you know, kind of how did you get onto the show and how familiar were you with the program before you ended up being one of the farmers? Yeah.

I'm like, well, honestly, dude, I feel like we're going to get a lot of the same answers.
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