The Farmer Seeking Wife couple faces bankruptcy after suffering a serious setback

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Gerald and Anna Heiser are one of the confessional couples featured in “Bauer sucht Frau”. They met on the thirteenth season of the Dome Show. They now have two children and the family lives on a farm in Namibia. The 33-year-old doesn’t hide the fact that everyday life isn’t always easy for her, as she often shares her honest opinions on social media.

However, the Heisers now have to deal with a severe setback. Clearly, things are not going well for the family financially right now. Anna Heizer offers similar hints on her Instagram Story.

The star of “Farmer Looking for a Wife” is sounding the alarm

“The day did not start well for us,” the former RTL candidate initially declared. She then describes the situation in more detail. Gerald had just tested the new irrigation system. It turned out that the well did not provide a sufficient amount of water.

However, as Anna Heiser explains, the existence of a farm depends on the facility in question. Otherwise drought will nip any crop in the bud. So the family faces a big problem because they still have to make payments. Anna adds:

Anna Heizer shares a disturbing update.Photo: Anaheiser/Instagram

“To be honest, I don’t know what to do next,” she admits. While Gerald frantically searches for a solution, there is currently nothing she can do. Her devastating conclusion: “There are only setbacks on the farm.”

Couple “farmer looking for wife” facing ruin?

After six years together, Anna and Gerald seem to be facing a real test. In any case, it doesn’t seem entirely out of the question that they would have to give up the farm – that scenario would certainly be a disaster, at least for Gerald.

The world seemed a little more positive two weeks ago: The couple celebrated their daughter Alina’s first birthday.

On this occasion, Anna Heiser revealed in a post on Instagram: “The last three days have been very emotional for me. I cried over and over again“Although I don’t know if it’s more sad that time has passed so quickly or joy that my little girl has mastered her first year of life so well.” Anyway, the weekend was very nice.

But for now, the concerns clearly outweigh the fears. At least Gerald doesn’t show it much on his social media account. “No matter how hectic the day is, there has to be a coffee break,” he wrote on December 15. The plan for the day has long been set at this point: “Today the water chaos continues. Measure, measure, measure.”