Little People’s Matt Roloff’s ‘tension’ with son Zach EXPLODES during a feud over farm deal in wild season 23 trailer

LITTLE People’s Matt Roloff’s tension with his son, Zach, explodes during a feud over the farm deal in a new trailer for season 23.

Zach ignores him while Matt tries to reason with him.

“The temperature is still pretty high between my dad, and me and Caryn,” Zach explained in the trailer as he and his family walk onto the farm.

“After the farm deal fell apart, there has been some tension between us,” Matt said.

Zach tells his dad they are might try to find Jackson and then head out.

Matt’s eyes get wide as he sits at a picnic table.

Tori chimed in, saying, “I was extremely uncomfortable. You know I just didn’t want to be there at all.”

“We tried to give them a little bit of our attention, but they were shut down,” Matt ended the clip.

Zach looked upset as his wife fed their baby.

The rest of the season 23 trailer shows what the family is up to- from Tori and Zach’s pregnancy announcement to hanging out with exes, to surgeries, and more.

FARM DEAL

A fire broke out on the farm in January 2022 and Matt had some tough decisions to make.

The 110-year-old building was engulfed in flames as he tried to save it, but firefighters arrived at the scene later.

The chicken barn had smoke pouring out the sides and no animals were injured.

Matt told his Instagram followers that he thinks the fire started when light fell on the floor.

Since the fire, he is not sure what he wants to do with the farm and his kids are not too happy about it.

“I’ve been going back and forth about exactly what to do with the north side of the farm. This process has been filled with some emotions and anger. But now, I’ve got this new plan. If it plays out the way that I hope it does, I think life on the farm is going to change forever,” the Little People, Big World star said in the trailer.

“It’s just that rollercoaster of like, uh oh. What’s going to happen?” Zach asked.

BUYING THE FARM?

Right before the farm caught fire, fans were wondering if Zach and his brother would buy the farm and continue the family business.

“Is taking over the farm still on the table?” a fan asked Tori during an Instagram Q&A.

“Nope. We’re loving this little slice of heaven,” she responded, adding a photo of their Washington home.

They got a lot of questions about buying the farm and she set the record straight.

“It definitely didn’t [disappear],” she told a fan about her husband’s desires of buying of the farm.

She wrapped up by saying some things just don’t go according to plan, but everything worked out for them.

LPBW first premiered in 2006 and follows the Roloff family through their daily lives.

The new season of Little People, Big World premieres on May 17 at 9pm on TLC.