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'He was hard to deal with': Farmer Wants a Wife star Demi De Lange takes a swipe at Sam Messina after he kicked her off the 'mentally draining' show

Farmer Wants a Wife star Demi de Lange was booted off the show on Monday. 

And the 25-year-old has now taken a subtle dig at farmer Sam Messina, 24, saying the show was 'mentally draining' and he was a 'hard one to deal with'.

The blonde beauty told Perth Now that just before she was sent home by Sam, she emotionally 'withdrew' from it all and 'went quiet'.

Ouch: Farmer Wants a Wife star Demi De Lange has taken a swipe at farmer Sam Messina after he booted her off the show on Monday, saying he was a 'hard one to deal with'

Ouch: Farmer Wants a Wife star Demi De Lange has taken a swipe at farmer Sam Messina after he booted her off the show on Monday, saying he was a 'hard one to deal with'

'It was just mentally draining for me, because you know, he was a hard one to deal with,' Demi told the publication.

'Eventually I went quiet. I got to be quiet near the end.'

Referring to Sam's lack of effort, the FIFO worker and personal trainer added: 'In a way he, you know, he reminded me of guys I didn't want to be with, in some ways.'

Scathing: Referring to Sam's lack of effort, the FIFO worker and personal trainer told Perth Now: 'In a way he, you know, he reminded me of guys I didn't want to be with, in some ways'

Scathing: Referring to Sam's lack of effort, the FIFO worker and personal trainer told Perth Now: 'In a way he, you know, he reminded me of guys I didn't want to be with, in some ways'

Several women left Farmer Wants a Wife on Monday's episode, including fan favourite Rachael Smith, who was matched with farmer Andrew Guthrie. 

During a heart-to-heart, she asked Andrew if he had strong feelings for her, but he awkwardly told her he considered her a friend. 

'I guess I have started to think this is more of a friendship than a romantic connection,' he confessed.

Gone: Several women left Farmer Wants a Wife on Monday's episode, including fan favourite Rachael Smith, who was matched with farmer Andrew Guthrie

Gone: Several women left Farmer Wants a Wife on Monday's episode, including fan favourite Rachael Smith, who was matched with farmer Andrew Guthrie

A visibly upset Rachael explained that she needed a minute to compose herself.

She then decided to leave the farm after learning Andrew's true feelings.

'I do really like him, but he just sees me as a mate,' said Rachael, explaining this wasn't her first unreciprocated love. 'I'm feeling a bit heartbroken.'

Heartbreaking: 'I guess I have started to think this is more of a friendship than a romantic connection,' Andrew confessed to a heartbroken Rachael

Heartbreaking: 'I guess I have started to think this is more of a friendship than a romantic connection,' Andrew confessed to a heartbroken Rachael

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