As Little People Big World’s new season is back on TLC, fans can’t keep calm. After watching the first episode of LPBW Season 23, they can tell the new season has a very different vibe. That’s because the Roloffs are falling apart due to the farm feud. As Zach Roloff wanted to buy a part of Roloff Farms, he put an offer for his father. However, it didn’t go through, and they also ended up leaving Oregon for a new start. Now, family matriarch Amy Roloff had a heart-to-heart conversation about this matter. In fact, she was really upset with this change. Keep reading to know what she had to say.
LPBW: Amy Roloff Unhappy Her Kids Couldn’t Buy The Farm! Blaming Matt?
Now that LPBW is back on TV, viewers are getting to know more about the famous Roloff family. However, tensions are at an all-time high after the new episode. That’s because Zach and Tori Roloff talked of moving to Battleground, Washington, away from the rest of the family. It happened after their deal to buy a part of the Roloff Farms fell apart. Hence, Matt and Zach aren’t on good terms anymore. With all this, the family matriarch, Amy Roloff, gave her two cents about the situation.
During a live session with her friend Lisa, Amy finally addressed the farm feud. As per her, one can’t separate personal life from business as the latter was always a part of their lives. That’s when she stated her ex-husband treated his boys like any other buyers, and one must not do that to family. While siding with Jeremy and Zach, their mother also stated that no one was fixated on getting anything for “free”. However, she put an end to it by saying everything comes with a “cost,” and it is “Matt’s decision” at the end of the day.
LPBW: Amy Roloff Confirms 2022 Pumpkin Patch Season Is Going To Be The Last!
While discussing a bunch of things during the live session, Amy Roloff made more shocking revelations. Apparently, the upcoming Pumpkin Patch season for 2022 is going to be the last. As Matt Roloff put the farm on sale for 16 acres out of the 108 acres, it won’t be possible. Even if she thinks a bit of the property going on sale is a bit weird, there is nothing one can do to change this. In the video, the LPBW star says she is “anticipating” that it will be the last Pumpkin Patch.
Moreover, the area going on sale contains most of the attractions guests would visit during the awaited event. Hence, it is very likely that the upcoming Pumpkin Patch is indeed the last. That’s because the new buyer might not be into keeping up with the tradition. However, Matt Roloff has not shed light on this yet. Therefore, LPBW viewers are also waiting to hear his perspective about this circumstance. Keep checking TV Season & Spoilers for more such LPBW news updates.
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