Farmer Wants A Wife star Daisy Lamb has doubled down on her criticism of the show just days after going rogue on social media.
The gym manager, 28, was said to have taken to Instagram on Tuesday to share a brazen post slamming the Channel Seven show for allegedly 'f**king' her over.
Now, she has heaped even more criticism on the program as she described her allegedly 'highly edited' portrayal on the reality dating show as 'disgusting'.
Daisy, who found love with Farmer Todd Melbourneon the 2024 series, claimed the series 'damaged' her character and saw her receive death threats from online trolls.
'I think the way that production portrayed our story was disgusting,' she told Yahoo! Lifestyle just one week after the 14th series finished airing on TV.
Farmer Wants A Wife star Daisy Lamb, 28, (pictured) has doubled down on her criticism of the show just days after going rogue on social media
'They chose to air highly edited scenes in which conversations never occurred and damaged the character of not only us but also our friends and family, as well as multiple girls during the series.
'They portrayed us in such a way that brought us into public disrepute, so much so that we received death threats.'
She said herself and Todd are 'lucky' their relationship has survived the public backlash as she claimed most people wouldn't be able to cope with the criticism.
Daisy, who found love with Farmer Todd Melbourne on the 2024 series, described her allegedly 'highly edited' portrayal on the reality dating show as 'disgusting'
Daisy insisted viewers were shown a version of herself that wasn't real, while slamming the show for allegedly 'disrespecting and degrading' her on screen.
However, she still advised next year's contestants to give the series a go as she offered her advice to the upcoming FWAW cast.
Her comments came just days after she shared her candid thoughts with anyone looking to apply for the 2025 series in a brazen social media post.
She reportedly accused the show of 'f**king' her over as she shared the 'honest truth' about appearing on the show in a very bold message.
According to Yahoo! Lifestyle, she wrote in a message to any FWAF hopefuls: 'I'll tell you the honest truth about the whole experience and give you a play-by-play of the many ways in which production can AND will f**k you over.'
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Channel Seven for comment.
It comes after the gym manager was said to have taken to Instagram on Tuesday to share a brazen post slamming the Channel Seven showfor 'f**king' her over
It is far from the first time that Daisy has voiced her discontent with the show as she has already once accused them of 'heavily editing' her conversations.
Memorable scenes on the 2024 series saw Todd's friends share their doubts over whether Daisy was a good match for him because she is similar to his ex-girlfriend.
Daisy also left Todd's mother taken aback when she admitted she might already be 'in love' with the farmer, despite it still being early on in the dating stages.
However, Daisy slammed the editing of the show after the scenes aired, claiming viewers were given the 'wrong idea' about what had happened.
She criticised the edit as 'disappointing and disgraceful' as she claimed the final result was 'sad', after viewers accused her of coming on too strong with Todd.
Daisy has already once accused the show of 'heavily editing' her conversations while cattle farmer Todd also claimed some scenes were more 'positive' than viewers were led to believe
According to Yahoo!, she said: 'Unfortunately, the editing in this series is disappointing and disgraceful (to say the least) and has given viewers the wrong idea of what happened, who I am and how the whole experience with Todd played out.'
Cattle farmer Todd also commented on the edit at the time, claiming the meeting between Daisy and his friends was 'more positive' than viewers were led to believe.
'It didn't quite exactly come across the way it was meant to,' he told Refinery29. 'It seemed a lot harsher the way it was put together on screen.'
Daisy has also spoken out against social media trolls who sent her cruel messages after disagreeing with Todd's decision to stay with her in the final.
Despite the rocky patches, Daisy and Todd have proved the naysayers wrong and have gone from strength-to-strength since filming.
Despite the rocky patches, Daisy and Todd have proved the naysayers wrong and have gone from strength-to-strength since filming, revealing they are ready for marriage and kids
Daisy recently revealed they are ready to get married and are already looking ahead to having children.
'Things are going so well.I think I was pretty smitten with him from the very get-go. Hopefully in the next 12 to 18 months, we'll start to think about marriage,' Daisy told New Idea.
'There's definitely kids in the future. We actually sat down last week and went through kids' names - which ones we did and didn't like!'
While Todd added: 'Waking up next to someone is nowhere near as lonely as what it has been. We both want to start a family. Definitely, marriage, kids, all of that's on the cards.'
