ROLOFFS' RETURN?
Little People’s Amy Roloff reveals if show will film another season after fans call for ‘boring’ series to be canceled
LITTLE People, Big World star Amy Roloff has slipped and revealed whether or not the show will film for another season.
Amy spoke about filming during an Instagram Live chat with her friend Lisa Dixon.
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During a Q&A session in her Instagram Live, the Little People, Big World star answered a fan question wondering if the show is coming back for another season.
Amy confirmed they are shooting another season.
"Because we are filming, I'm assuming that there will be another season," she said.
"But, stay tuned. Like how it was in the past, whatever we are filming, if the season does come out, it may not come out until like March or April of next year," she added.
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She said: "When they make an announcement, that's kinda when we know."
It's unclear if fans want to see another season of the show, after the last season ended with the family feuding over the Roloff Farm.
A fan on Reddit questioned, "IDK how TLC continues to find interest in the family but here we are."
In the , Amy also confirmed that the twins are not in a good place with each other and the family only gets together for birthdays.
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FARM FEUD
Amy also talked about how Matt Roloff sold her 16 acres of farm land for triple the price she sold it to him for amid their nasty feud.
Matt, 60, put 16 acres of the farm up for sale for a whopping $4million on May 12.
Amy sold 32.28 acres of land for $975,000 on August 13, 2020.
Matt took out a loan in the amount of $825,000 for the property exchange.
Matt put 16 of Amy’s 32.28 acres on the market for $4million after making renovations to the main home and adding more features.
The Washington County Assessor’s Office in Oregon estimated the 32.28 acres of land at $1,834,520.
Matt’s decision to price the land high caused tension with Amy, who he was married to from 1987 to 2016, on the Little People, Big World season finale.
The father-of-four has been feuding with his twin sons, Zach and Jeremy, 32, as he was unable to come to a financial agreement over the selling of the farm.
Amy said in the finale: “I think you went crazy or something. I don’t know the details of the negotiation with the two boys. For the price it is, the kids can’t afford that.”
Matt responded: “The good news is, there is 93 acres for this family.”
Amy fired back: “No, there are 93 acres for Matt Roloff. It’s not part of the family anymore.”
Matt has been feuding with his son Zach over the farm after he refused his offers on the property.
The rejection ignited a rift between the pair, which Zach had talked about on the show.
He said: “My dad was definitely encouraging the conversation, [wife] Tori and [Matt’s girlfriend] Caryn [Chandler] came too."
“The north side is the 30 acres my mom and dad shared, and the whole thing was weird, he starts making excuses… suddenly me and my wife are not good enough to run the farm.
“Whether we don't have the money, don't have the skillset… Tori said, ‘It wasn't cool, I never wanna see someone talk to my husband like that ever.'”
The argument has further caused a divide among the family, as Zach opted to take a step back from his duties at the farm.
Zach and Tori also made the decision to move from their Oregon home to their new $1million abode in Battle Ground, Washington.
Caryn has also been a contentious figure during this season of LPBW.
She started dating Matt after he divorced Amy.
Amy meanwhile has moved on with her new husband Chris Marek, 59.
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But Caryn has come under fire from fans, who think she’s “overstepping by getting involved” as Matt feuds with his sons Zach and Jeremy, both 32, about the sale of the farm.
Caryn was at the table for the unsuccessful negotiations with the brothers, which resulted in Matt putting up part of the farm for sale privately.
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