Gator Hunting Stars Chase Landry and Pickle Wheat Part Ways, Pickle Finds New Love
Fans of the popular reality TV show “Swamp People” are in for a surprise this season as they witness the unraveling of the relationship between two of the show’s beloved stars, Chase Landry and Pickle Wheat. The duo, known for their alligator hunting skills and shared affection for the swamp lifestyle, have officially ended their romantic partnership.
Chase Landry and Pickle Wheat, both returning for Season 14 of “Swamp People,” have captivated audiences with their on-screen chemistry and prowess in navigating the challenging swamp environment. However, it seems that their off-screen saga has taken a dramatic turn. The couple, once seemingly inseparable, have now confirmed their split, leaving fans to speculate on what might have led to this unexpected development.
Pickle Wheat, whose real name is Cheyenne Wheat, is not only a skilled hunter but also comes from a lineage of pioneering alligator hunters in St. Bernard Parish. Her great-grandfather was among the first to hunt alligators in the area, a legacy that Pickle proudly continues.
Following the breakup, Pickle has moved on and found new love with Joshua Kippes. She has been openly sharing moments with her new beau on social media, including a suggestive photo of an ultrasound report, hinting at a possible pregnancy. This news adds another layer of excitement for her fans, eager to see her navigate this new chapter in her life.
On the other hand, Chase Landry, previously married to Chelsea Kinsey and father to Riley Blake Landry, has remained tight-lipped about his personal life post-breakup. His focus remains on alligator hunting, a passion and profession that runs in the family, with his father Troy Landry and brother Jacob Landry also being notable figures in the hunting community.
As Season 14 of “Swamp People” progresses, viewers will undoubtedly miss the dynamic between Chase and Pickle. However, the new developments in their personal lives provide fresh intrigue and ensure that there is no shortage of personal dramas unfolding in the swamps of Louisiana. Fans will surely be watching closely as both hunters navigate their new realities, both in and out of the swamp.
