LITTLE People, Big World's Jeremy Roloff was called out by critics for disturbing his family with his home renovations well into the night.
The reality star has been hard at work reconstructing the home he shares with his wife Audrey and their three children.
Audrey shared a snap of her husband putting in late night hours while in the unfinished section of the house.
She posted the pic on her Instagram Stories including the pair's interaction in the caption.
"Me: do we get to go to bed soon? Him: I guess..."
She then added the comment: "Sounds unlikely..."
In a separate post, the mom-of-three revealed that they were remodeling their bathroom in the bedroom.
The photo circulated on prompting users to bash Jeremy for disrupting his children's sleep schedule.
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One person responded to Audrey's snap writing: "It's clear she's annoyed he's working this late. It's clear the kids' bedtime matters to her."
The commenter added: "So WHY TF he acts like a kid who must pull an all-nighter when he has plenty of time during the day is beyond me."
Another user echoed the statement writing: "Hate that I agree with her, what parent does this with young children at night?!?"
SPARKING CONCERNS
Critics judged Jeremy's choices in another post the TV star shared on the platform earlier this week.
The 31-year-old posted a clip of him burning lumber in the grass behind his home garnering attention from his followers.
Some viewers found the act to be "unsafe" as the fire was not burning in a contained fire pit, but rather out in the open.
The snap circulated onto where the concerned user captioned the post: "Do Jeremy’s lawn fires make anyone else cringe?"
Many others agreed in the comments with one writing: "Thank God he doesn’t do this in the Summer and ignite the whole neighborhood on fire."
Another person simply asked: "Why cant he just build a pit? Or buy one?"
A third user also questioned Jeremy's actions commenting: "That would be an uncontrolled burn where I live, I’d call the fire department every time if I was his neighbor."
The TLC alum purchased the four bedroom property nearly five years ago and regularly shares snippets of the house on social media.
NOT HAVING IT
Despite the lavish digs, Jeremy was recently accused of being "entitled" after the star "whined" about not being able to buy the family's farm.
He explained his frustrations in an Instagram Story revealing that he only planned to stay in the home for about "two years."
He also claimed he had "plans to purchase property, which at the time was" Roloff Farms but "passed up on a lot of properties and been outbid on others."
were not pleased with how Jeremy seemed to "complain" once again about the farm.
One fan said: "What an insufferable, spoiled, insulated brat."
Another noted: "But you didn't buy it so now you can cry us all a river!"
'DEATH OF A DREAM'
Back in May 2021, his father, Matt, took to Instagram and was asked if Jeremy bought the farm.
The 60-year-old said at the time: “No, not yet. No, we haven’t settled what we’re going to do with the farm. It’s all being discussed actively.”
Jeremy's wife, Audrey, 30, mentioned on social media that since they were not buying the farm, it was the “death of a dream.”
Jeremy's twin brother Zach had expressed his desire to buy the farm, but he ended up moving to Washington with his wife, Tori, and their two children in October 2021.
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When asked about buying the farm, Tori said in an Instagram Story: “Some things just don’t go according to plan. But it all worked out for us.”
Jeremy and Audrey are the parents of daughter Ember, three, son Bode, one, and their newborn baby, Radley.