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Zach and Tori Roloff Bid Emotional Farewell to Little People, Big World
Zach and Tori Roloff have officially confirmed their departure from the TLC reality series Little People, Big World after 25 seasons, with their final appearance airing on Tuesday, April 23rd. The couple announced their exit in a YouTube video in February, stating, “We are not coming back to Little People, Big World. That chapter has closed.” Zach cited “family, the farm deal, and we were done with it” as key reasons for their decision.
A central point of tension leading to their departure is the ongoing rift between Zach, 33, and his father, Matt Roloff, 62. Matt’s refusal to sell a portion of Roloff Farms to Zach in 2021, despite Zach’s desire to raise his children—Jackson (6), Lilah (4), and Josiah (23 months)—on the property as he was, has strained their relationship. Zach openly stated, “When it comes to my dad, I don’t know that ship all sailed. There’s not much of a relationship. Just doing our own thing.” While Matt remains hopeful for reconciliation, his fiancée, Caryn Chandler, is less optimistic, believing Zach and Tori “don’t want a relationship.”
The narrative describes the emotional final day of filming, with Zach and Tori grappling with mixed feelings of relief and sadness. Tori expressed, “It feels like I’m saying goodbye to my own home.” They had a heartfelt family discussion with their children, explaining that their lives would no longer be documented by cameras, promising them a “normal childhood without the pressure.” Zach emphasized their desire to give their children “family love without cameras,” marking this as “our new beginning.”
Arriving at Roloff Farms for the last shoot, memories flooded back, encompassing dates, children’s first milestones, and family quarrels—all captured by the cameras. Despite the emotional weight, Zach reassured Tori, “We’re only saying goodbye to the grief, not the memories. These will be with us forever.” Their decision, though difficult, was deemed the “right path for the family’s future,” signifying the end of an era and the beginning of a new, private chapter for the Roloff family.
