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“Little People, Big World”: Tori Roloff Addresses Pregnancy Rumors, Family Tensions Over the Farm, and Amy Roloff’s Business Decision

Tori Roloff, a prominent cast member on Little People, Big World, recently set the record straight on her family plans, tackling rumors surrounding a possible fourth child. Meanwhile, family tensions over the famous Roloff farm continue, and Amy Roloff has made a significant business move with her ex-husband, Matt Roloff, despite family disagreements. Here’s an in-depth look at the unfolding family dynamics.

Tori Roloff Clarifies Baby #4 Rumors

Tori and Zach Roloff have three children: Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah. For some time, fans have speculated about whether the couple might have more kids. In a recent Instagram post, Tori directly addressed rumors of a possible fourth child, posting in all caps, “NO, I’M NOT PREGNANT,” to dispel speculation. Her clear response reflects her stance on completing her family after enduring three C-sections and a miscarriage. The mother of three has openly shared her gratitude for motherhood and the joy her children bring but has consistently stated that she and Zach are not planning to have more children.

Fans’ Curiosity and Tori’s Public Response

Although Tori publicly addressed the matter, questions about potential future pregnancies continued. During a Q&A session on her Instagram story, she responded to a follower who asked if she was “napping” because she might be pregnant again. Tori replied with a humorous gif of a man waving “no” and a picture of an airplane wing, indirectly reminding followers to respect her privacy on such a personal topic.

The continuous public curiosity has caused Tori to assert the importance of personal boundaries regarding family planning, especially on social media. Tori emphasized that it’s inappropriate to ask someone about their pregnancy status, acknowledging the deeply personal nature of these decisions.

Farm Feud: Tori and Matt Roloff’s Disagreement

Outside of her family plans, Tori made headlines for visiting a pumpkin patch that wasn’t the Roloff family farm, despite her in-laws owning the popular Roloff Farms. This subtle choice didn’t go unnoticed; Matt Roloff publicly commented on social media, lightly reprimanding Tori for not visiting the family farm and instead praising his other daughter-in-law, Audrey Roloff, who brought her children for a visit.

This instance underscores the ongoing family rift. Tensions between Matt and his twin sons, Zach and Jeremy, have been high since both sons expressed interest in buying part of the 143-acre family farm. When Matt listed part of the farm for $4 million, neither Zach nor Jeremy could come to an agreement with him over purchasing the property, which resulted in both sons feeling shut out from the family’s legacy.

Amy Roloff’s Surprising Business Decision with Ex-Husband Matt

In a twist that caught fans’ attention, Amy Roloff, Matt’s ex-wife, filed an annual report to continue her business, Our Pumpkin Products Inc., which operates from the family’s farm address. Amy founded this business in 2016, offering a variety of pumpkin and barbecue products, and despite her divorce from Matt, he remains listed as the company’s secretary while she is the president. This partnership seems unusual given the family’s publicized feud, but Amy and Matt have maintained a working relationship to support their respective ventures and continue the farm’s operations during pumpkin season.

This cooperative business venture between Amy and Matt is especially surprising given their complicated history and Matt’s conflict with their sons over the farm’s future. Despite her sons’ disappointment with Matt, Amy continues to engage with Roloff Farms, welcoming fans each pumpkin season with her husband, Chris Marek. Her presence on the farm seems to uphold a tradition she values, even as the family’s ownership dispute remains unresolved.

Jeremy Roloff’s Disappointment Over the Farm’s Sale

Jeremy, Zach’s twin brother, was equally disheartened by Matt’s decision to list the farm without finding a way to keep it within the family. Jeremy and his wife Audrey expressed their disappointment on social media, calling the missed opportunity to purchase part of the farm “the death of a dream.” Shortly afterward, the couple bought their own farm, symbolizing their decision to move forward from their hopes of carrying on the Roloff legacy on the original property.

Matt’s Property Decisions and Family Legacy Planning

Although the farm listing initially hinted that Matt might permanently sell the property outside of the family, he removed it from the market in October 2022, opting instead to rent out parts of the property. In June 2022, he placed several parcels of the farm’s land into a living trust, which enables him to control the property’s future distribution even after his death. By doing this, Matt effectively safeguards his ability to specify the farm’s eventual owner without leaving it solely to his children.

Through this trust, Matt ensures his long-term partner, Caryn Chandler, and his youngest son, Jacob, may also have roles in the farm’s future. Some fans speculate that Jacob, who is frequently seen working with Matt on the farm, may become the farm’s future owner. By establishing a living trust, Matt can specify his wishes regarding the farm’s inheritance and mitigate potential legal disputes between his children.

Building a New Home with Jacob on Roloff Farms

As part of his ongoing development plans, Matt has been constructing a new house on Roloff Farms, a project that took five years of planning. The home will feature three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a deck, a covered porch, and an attached garage. This new build could potentially serve as a future home for Matt and Caryn, as Caryn previously expressed discomfort living in the farmhouse where Matt once resided with Amy during their 27-year marriage.

Jacob has been heavily involved in this construction project, further fueling speculation that he may one day inherit the farm. Unlike his siblings, Jacob has expressed a strong interest in agriculture and has worked closely with Matt on various projects around the farm.

What’s Next for the Roloff Family?

The Roloff family’s dynamics continue to be complicated and ever-changing. Tori and Zach are focused on raising their young family and stepping back from the public eye in terms of family planning rumors. Meanwhile, Matt and Amy’s cooperation on their business suggests a pragmatic approach to co-parenting and managing family assets, even amid disputes with their sons.

As for the future of Roloff Farms, Matt’s decisions regarding the land trust, the construction of his new home, and his close relationship with Jacob may hint that the family legacy could continue through alternative means. Fans remain engaged with the Roloffs, eagerly following each update as they balance family traditions, personal boundaries, and the reality of evolving family relationships.

In the end, the Roloff family’s journey continues to reflect the complexities of blending personal dreams with family legacy, making Little People, Big World an ongoing story of familial challenges and resilience.