After celebrating the show's 20th anniversary, Love is in the meadow The show opens a new chapter with a 21st season that promises to be more intimate, more spontaneous, and even more focused on genuine connections. Staying true to the core elements that have made it a success, the program retains the major milestones of the adventure while adapting certain moments to encourage more natural interactions between the farmers and their potential partners. The goal remains the same: to allow men and women from all over France to find love in an authentic setting.
Speed dating redesigned for greater intimacy
One of the main changes concerns the popular speed dating sessions. This year, their format has been updated to offer farmers and their potential partners a more personal experience. The meetings take place in a more discreet setting, with cameras positioned at a distance to better preserve the privacy of the interactions. Karine Le Marchand remains present throughout this stage and guides the candidates via a direct link, while giving them more space to enjoy these initial moments.
Karine Le Marchand more involved than ever
A key figure on the show for many years, Karine Le Marchand plays an even more prominent role in this new season. Attentive to the farmers' needs, she advises them before the dates, accompanies them during the speed dating sessions, helps them through their indecision, and remains present throughout the adventure to guide them in their romantic choices.
Fourteen farmers from all over France
This season brings together 14 farmers, aged 24 to 64, representing a wide variety of professions and regions. Viewers will follow cattle, goat, sheep, and horse breeders, as well as market gardeners, a beekeeper, vegetable producers, and cereal farmers. The contestants are spread across the country, from Brittany to Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, including Normandy, Centre-Val de Loire, Occitanie, and Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Love Seen from the Meadow made a comeback
As in previous years, the second part of the evening will be devoted to Love Seen from the MeadowStudio Danielle will welcome several personalities as well as former farmers and iconic suitors to comment on the episodes, share their reactions and look back on the highlights of the evening in a friendly atmosphere.
The best stories continue after the show
The production team also points out that many relationships that began thanks to the program continue long after it airs. Among the examples highlighted are Stéphane and Nelja, who got married; Michael and Nadia, whose wedding is planned; and Jérôme and Lucile, who have become parents of a third child. These stories demonstrate the longevity of some relationships formed through the show.
See you at the launch
This 21st season of Love is in the meadow will be broadcast every Monday at 21:10 p.m. on M6. Between a diverse cast, redesigned encounters to promote authenticity and the return of the sequences that made the program a success, this new edition intends to continue the formula that has allowed the show to establish itself as one of the unmissable events on French television.
