There is tension on Roloff Farms.
This has been made very clear on new episodes of Little People, Big World, as Amy and Matt Rolfof clash over the state of their shared property.
According to Caryn Chandler and Matt Roloff, you shouldn't believe everything you see on television.
Yes, as viewers know well, the first couple Little People, Big World episodes of this new season have featured Matt and his ex-wife at odds over the state of the farm, following the latter selling her parcel of land to the former.
We were warned, weren't we?
Heading into this new season of Little People, Big World, cast members teased all the changes to come - from babies to engagements to new living arrangements.
Amy Roloff and Matt Roloff separated in 2014 and filed for divorce in 2015.
Their marriage has been over for years, but -- as Little People, Big World fans know well -- the former spouses have continued to both live together and work together on their co-owned farm ever since their split.
Little People, Big World is back.
And so is the alleged feud between Matt Roloff and Amy Roloff.
Little People, Big World returned on Tuesday night with a premiere titled "Amy's Next Chapter."
And for good reason, too.
Little People, Even Bigger World?
In a new interview with the First Class Fatherhood podcast, Matt Roloff surprised listeners by teasing for the first time that his family's beloved reality show might be spunoff into a number of other programs.
Little People, Big World star chose a subtle way to respond to cheating allegations. That's a tricky topic to approach.
When it comes to talking about wedding plans with Caryn Chandler, however, Matt is much more direct.
Matt Roloff has veered slightly off the high road.
Last summer, Matt's famous ex-wife, Amy, released a memoir in which she straight up accused Matt of cheating on her.
Let's get this out of the way up front:
Little People, Big World is not scripted.
As previously reported, Little People, Big World will return with new episodes on March 31.
Mark your calendars, folks!
Fans are so hyped for the Little People, Big World return date. But they don't have to wait to follow the adventures of the Roloff family.
Matt Roloff is always happy to babysit his grandkids, and he's been documenting every precious moment.
It takes a lot to bring together James Woods and Josh Gad.
There simply aren't many topics on which this stauchly conservative and very liberal actor agree.
Matt Roloff has at last answered the question on everyone's minds.
Or, at least, the question on the minds of Little People, Big World fans.
On Wednesday, the future of Little People, Big World was made clear:
This beloved TLC series will return with new episodes on March 31 at 9/8c.
Some famous and beloved Little People are about to welcome a fresh face into their very Big World.
On Wednesday morning, TLC announced the season premiere date for this long-running favorite, with Matt Roloff not only confirming the day on which his family would return to the small screen...
As previously discussed and reported, Matt Roloff recently took a trip to Disneyland with various members of his family.
Now, however, fans are wondering about whether the reality star may have a far more permanent trip planned, one that would take him away from his beloved farm in Oregon.
Late in 2019, Amy Roloff moved into her new home, leaving her old house and Roloff Farms behind. This was a huge change.
But what will become of the old farmhouse? Matt responded to that question just recently.
Matt Roloff celebrated Christmas several days early this weekend...
... but he didn't do so by himself.
Should Little People, Big World fans prepare themselves for yet another bombshell to drop?
It's been quite a whirlwind over the last several weeks for the family at the center of this TLC reality show, as all the following developments have occurred since filming ending on their latest season:
Last Tuesday, Little People, Big World star Tori Roloff welcomed a baby girl. Fans are overjoyed, and the family is even happier.
It turns out that this happy occasion was enough that Amy Roloff buried the hatchet with Matt and Caryn despite years of bad blood.
Let no one ever say that divorce has to be messy.
Or ugly.
If a number of social media users have their way, two of the most popular programs on TLC may soon collide.
For the most unexpected of reasons.
