Audrey Roloff Reveals She Got Pulled Over by the Cops — for Something You Probably Do All the Time

Say what?! Audrey Roloff revealed she recently got in trouble with the fuzz. The Little People, Big World star took to her Instagram Story to tell fans that she was pulled over by police after making the mistake of picking up her cell phone while driving. Ember‘s mama said she went to grab her phone for “two seconds” before hearing sirens behind her… and it sounded like she got a ticket! Watch the video above to hear all the details.

Auj gave birth to her daughter — whom she shares with her husband, Jeremy Roloff — in September, but she’s already driving, too! The 27-year-old shared a clip of baby Embs sitting on her dad’s lap while steering what appeared to be an ATV. “Are you driving, girl?” the proud mama asked. OK, so maybe she wasn’t actually driving. But it was pretty darn cute!

Just yesterday, Audrey took to Instagram to share an update on her now 11-month-old and opened up about how she’s already walking. “11 months old and Ember is determined to figure out the whole walking thing…??‍♀️She is especially inspired by her cousin Jackson! She took her first steps after watching him walk all over the place!!” she wrote. 

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She continued, “Girlsie is just tryin to keep up with her bud? So cute ? She’s got 8 teeth now with 2 more currently comin in hot. She loves blowing kisses, dogs, pointing, chicken, and doing ‘the face’ as we call it (you’re MISSING OUT if you haven’t seen ‘the face’ yet. Keep watching my IG stories). She also says; bye bye, hiiiiiiiii, Dada, book, and this morning said, ‘Mommm-uhh’ for the first time!!!! ?? I can’t believe I’ll only be taking this photo one more time!! Next month you are ONE baby girl ?WE LOVE YOU.” Where does the time go?!

The proud parents clearly care a lot about their baby girl, so we’re sure they make her put the phone down before hitting the road as well! As a final PSA to fans, Auj concluded, “Figure out how to use the [Bluetooth] in your car and put your phone in your bag or glove box while you drive. We all need the reminder … I see it all the time so I know I’m not the only one! Don’t pick up your phone while [you’re] driving! FOR ANY REASON.” Amen, sister.