For years, fans watched the Roloff family on their Oregon farm on TLC’s Little People, Big World. Recently, Tori Roloff, who is married to Zach Roloff, shared an update with fans concerning the farm, as well as a special place within it. Since then, fans have been sharing their reactions with her on social media.

Little People, Big World‘s Tori & Zach Roloff Married In 2015

Viewers got to meet members of the Roloff family through the TLC series, Little People, Big World. Originally running from 2006 to 2024, the series looked at the family farm near Portland, Oregon. On the show, three members of the family, parents Matt and Amy, and their son Zach, all had dwarfism.

Zach married Tori Patton back in 2015. The two share three children together, all three of whom have dwarfism. This includes sons Jackson and Josiah and daughter Lilah.

Recently, Tori took to social media to share a big update with fans. She and Zach had returned to Roloff Farms for the first time in nearly four years.

Tori shared two photos from the visit. In the first, she could be seen sitting inside a gazebo at the Hillsboro farm. The second photo showed the gazebo in profile.

As fans may remember, this gazebo held important memories for Tori and her family. It was where she and Zach got married.

Tori Touched On The Good & Bad Times At The Farm

In a caption, Tori wrote, “For the first time in almost 4 years, I sat where @zroloff07 and I were married. It brought me so much joy to sit and look out over this very familiar field that holds so many beautiful memories for me.”

As Tori continued, she acknowledged that things hadn’t always gone smoothly for the family, noting that there were times when the farm was the setting of “so much hurt.” However, she shared that she was ultimately happy to look back at the good times.

Taking to the comments, many fans shared their reactions to Tori’s post. Many expressed the hope that this touching moment would be followed by more happy memories in the upcoming year. Some comments included:

• “Really hope this a sign of good things to come… all the best.”
• “That’s so good, I know it was really special for you and the family.”
• “I’m so glad that after all this time and the hurt the pain in the sorrow that you’ve been able to let that go and find peace where love began that’s amazing.”
• “It is wonderful to see healing happening. Praying that your family continue to grow close.”
• “Hurt can do nothing to erase happy memories, because those are forever! I’m so glad you got that moment!”