For over a decade and a half, the Roloff family captured hearts across America with their hit TLC series “Little People, Big World.” With Matt and Amy at the helm, and their four children Zach, Jeremy, Molly, and Jacob growing up in front of the cameras, the family became a household name. But behind the smiles and picturesque Oregon farm life, there was tension, drama, and eventually a painful split that changed everything. In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into what’s happening with the Roloff family today, how they’re navigating life post-show, and what fans can expect next.

From the rocky sale of Roloff Farms to the emotional fallout between Zach and Matt Roloff, the family’s story has taken many twists and turns. Plus, with new additions on the way and some members stepping into the spotlight more than others, the Roloff family continues to be a subject of fascination for fans of the show and new viewers alike.

Whether you’re a longtime follower of the series or just curious about what’s been going on behind the scenes, this is your go-to guide for everything Roloff family related — including where they stand today, who’s still close, and what’s next for each member of the clan.

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Table of Contents

• Biography
• Family Dynamics and Key Members
• Rolling On: Life After TLC
• Zach, Tori, and Their Family Move
• New Additions to the Roloff Family
• Frequently Asked Questions

Biography

The Roloff family is best known for their long-running reality TV series “Little People, Big World,” which aired on TLC for 25 seasons before being canceled in early 2025. The family consists of parents Matt and Amy Roloff, both of whom live with achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism. Together, they raised four children: Zach, Jeremy, Molly, and Jacob.

The show followed the ups and downs of running Roloff Farms in Oregon, managing family relationships, and navigating life with dwarfism. Over the years, the Roloffs became a symbol of resilience, strength, and sometimes, heartbreak.

Family Dynamics and Key Members

The Roloff family dynamic was always complex, especially given the show’s reality TV lens. Three family members — Matt, Amy, and Zach — live with dwarfism, while Jeremy, Molly, and Jacob do not. This created unique challenges and conversations around identity, independence, and family responsibilities.

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Over time, the relationships between the children evolved. Jeremy, who had a more laid-back personality, often appeared more at peace with the family dynamics. Zach, on the other hand, was more vocal about his frustrations, especially regarding the farm and his relationship with his father. Molly and Jacob were often quieter presences on the show, though both have since stepped into their own roles as adults.

One of the most talked-about parts of the Roloff family saga was the sale of a portion of Roloff Farms. This decision sparked tension that eventually led Zach and his wife Tori to move their family to Battle Ground, Washington, away from Matt. The move was described by Tori as a result of multiple factors, including family stress and the emotional toll of being in the public eye.

Jeremy Roloff and His Growing Family

Jeremy Roloff, one of the twins (with Zach), has built a life away from the limelight for the most part. He and his wife Audrey have four children: Ember, Bode, Radley, and Mirabella. Jeremy has been more private about his family life, but fans of the show still follow his journey through occasional updates and social media posts.

His kids have grown up largely out of the public eye, which was a deliberate choice by the couple. Jeremy often talks about wanting to give his children a normal childhood, something he feels he didn’t always have while growing up on reality TV.

Rolling On: Life After TLC

When TLC announced in January 2025 that “Little People, Big World” was canceled after 25 seasons, many fans were heartbroken. Family members, including Zach and Jeremy, expressed that they didn’t expect the show to come back, marking the end of an era.

For the Roloffs, this meant stepping away from the cameras and returning to a more private life. But even without the show, the family continues to be in the public eye — especially when it comes to personal milestones and ongoing family tensions.

Matt Roloff, who once ran the farm and held much of the family’s business power, has faced criticism in recent years. The decision to sell Roloff Farms again was met with backlash from Zach and Tori, who made it clear they had no interest in being part of that chapter anymore.

Despite the distance — both physical and emotional — between some family members, there’s still a shared history and connection that can’t be erased. Whether or not the Roloffs ever reconcile publicly, their story remains a compelling one of love, conflict, and the weight of fame.

Zach, Tori, and Their Family Move

Zach Roloff and Tori Roloff’s decision to move their family out of Oregon was one of the most significant shifts in the Roloff family narrative. In a podcast interview, Tori shared that the move was for many reasons, though she didn’t go into full detail publicly.

What is known is that Zach still has “no relationship” with his father, Matt Roloff, as of early 2025. This rift has been growing for years, fueled by disagreements over the farm, money, and the pressures of being on a reality show.

Yet despite the distance, Zach and Tori have built a life for themselves and their kids. They’ve embraced their independence and are focused on raising their children away from the spotlight — a decision that seems to bring them peace.

New Additions to the Roloff Family

In early 2025, Amy Roloff made a heartwarming announcement: she’s expecting her first child with Chris Marek. This exciting news brought a fresh chapter to Amy’s life after her divorce from Matt and marked a new beginning for the Roloff family tree.

Amy, who is also a little person with achondroplasia, shared her joy with fans and gave a glimpse into the excitement of becoming a mother again later in life. This news also sparked renewed interest in the Roloff family story, as fans are curious how this new addition might affect family dynamics going forward.

Meanwhile, Zach and Tori’s kids are growing up, and Jeremy’s kids are also getting older. The Roloff family tree is expanding, and while some branches are more public than others, each new arrival brings fresh stories and possibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did the Roloff family move away from Matt Roloff?

Zach and Tori Roloff moved their family to Battle Ground, Washington, for multiple reasons. Tori mentioned on their podcast that it was due to a combination of family tension, emotional strain, and the need for a fresh start away from the spotlight and the pressure of the farm.

Is Zach Roloff still estranged from Matt Roloff?

Yes, as of early 2025, Zach Roloff still has “no relationship” with his father, Matt Roloff. This rift has been growing for years and was likely exacerbated by the sale of Roloff Farms and the emotional toll of being on a reality TV show.

Are there any new babies in the Roloff family?

Yes, Amy Roloff announced in January 2025 that she’s expecting her first child with her new husband, Chris Marek. This marks a joyful new chapter in her life after her divorce and adds a new branch to the Roloff family tree.

Meanwhile, Zach and Tori have not confirmed any new additions to their family, but fans continue to follow their journey and speculate on future updates.

For more on the Roloff family’s journey and how they’re adjusting to life after TLC, Learn more about their story and read the latest updates here.

If you're curious about the full history of the Roloff family and their journey on “Little People, Big World,” check out this official TLC page for more information.