Audrey Roloff

Audrey Roloff has some advice for wives around the world.

Or future wives around the world.

In a new interview, Jeremy and Audrey Roloff dismissed the notion of ever appearing again on reality television.

And they do so in the sort of pompous manner that has made the couple very unpopular over the years.

On Wednesday, January 6, armed white insurgents stormed Capitol Hill in an unprecedented attack on the American government.

Though the attempted coup failed, the subject of the heartbreaking attack by white nationalist Trump supporters has been on everyone's lips ... well, almost everyone.

Audrey and Jeremy have released the cover of their brand new book.

But the couple didn't exactly receive the response it was likely hoping for in response.

No, the headline above is not as random as it may appear upon first glance.

Based on a new and troubling report, we now have a reason to believe that former Little People, Big World stars Jeremy and Audrey Roloff have not been vaccinating their two children.

For Jeremy and Audrey Roloff, it's not a matter of if.

It's purely a matter of when.

Audrey and Jeremy Roloff would like your attention, please.

They have come up with a new way to profit off their supposed knowledge of all things love and romance.

At some point, Audrey Roloff will perhaps learn to keep her mouth shut.

Either that, or she might just wanna turn off her mentions on social media.

Audrey Roloff literally wrote the book on marriage.

Or, rather, Audrey Roloff literally wrote a book on marriage, as the former Little People, Big World star and her husband penned a best-seller two years ago titled "A Love Letter Life."

As far as we know, Audrey Roloff doesn't care about creating a space force.

She doesn't believe in ripping children away from their families and she doesn't have any secret bank account abroad.

The intense family divide between Jacob and Jeremy Roloff has never been more outspoken or intense.

But though their wives surely feel the same way, they seem to be a little better at hiding their intense grudge when the situation calls for it.

Audrey Roloff and Jeremy Roloff are hated on by pretty much everyone at the moment.

The former recently tried to profit off the ongoing, deadly wildfiires in Oregon... while the latter continues to spread dangerous conspiracy theories about this natural disaster.

Audrey Roloff really doesn't understand the proper way to handle a crisis.

Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, the former reality star was dragged for what many considered to be an insensitive and privileged response to the viral outbreak.

Remember when we recently wrote that Audrey Roloff was making an effort to end the feud with in-laws?

That may still very well be the case.

So much for any alleged bad blood, huh?

Following weeks and weeks (and weeks!) of speculation over her damaged relationship with her in-laws, Audrey Roloff was seen this week somewhere we did not expect:

Audrey Roloff is not very popular these days.

Not among strangers. Not among social media followers. Not even among members of her own family.

Audrey Roloff often receives criticism for things she says or does online.

Some of it is warranted, like when folks question what makes the podcast host an expert on marriage.

Audrey Roloff is, once again, getting dragged by critics who think she's entitled narcissistic and just plain ignorant.

The former Little People, Big World star really is not very popular these days.

Audrey Roloff is in the middle of a relaxing road trip with her husband and two kids.

They rented a van ... they've stopped to see relatives ... and, based on the plethora of photos Audrey has published, they are having a fantastic time as an immediate family.

Audrey Roloff has made it official:

She doesn't hate ALL of her in-laws.

Audrey Roloff and Jeremy Roloff are about to embark on a road trip.

On its own, this fact is not especially noteworthy.

Over the past several weeks, we've documented a number of reasons to believe that Audrey Roloff isn't getting along with her in-laws.

A strong case in point?