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‘LPBW’ Alum Audrey Roloff Slammed as ‘Incredibly Disappointing’ by Sister-in-Law Amid Comments About Roloff Farms
Little People, Big World alum Audrey Roloff seemed to ruffle some feathers after her recent comments about “saving” Roloff Farms — and her sister-in-law Isabel Roloff had a few thoughts on the matter.
“A couple of months ago we had the opportunity to revisit purchasing the farm but we ultimately decided to not,” Audrey, 35, shared via Instagram within a Wednesday, August 5, photo dump. “However, every time we go there, we can’t help but wonder if there is a way to still buy it through some creative means. Not necessarily to live on it, but to use it for a business, ministry, and/or place for goodness and beauty to multiply.”
Despite having purchased her own family farm with husband Jeremy Roloff in June 2022, Audrey added, “I still just have this hunch that God might make a way.”
Audrey’s sister-in-law, Isabel, 30 — who resides on the family’s Oregon property with husband Jacob Roloff — felt Audrey’s words were “incredibly disappointing.”
When asked via TikTok how she felt about the A Love Letter Life author’s words, Isabel explained, “They have never talked to us about it.”
“We don’t have the money to ‘save’ it but we are here, every day, showing up, working it,” Isabel explained in a Wednesday night TikTok post. “We tend to the plants and animals and the land of this place. We’ve been here 4 years trying to figure out how to authentically save it but at the end of the day? You need money.”
She continued, “I just get a bad taste in my mouth that they talk about it like they would be the ones to come in and save the day when we’re here, wishing we could find a way to make it work. They never asked if we wanted to work together.”
Earlier this year, Matt Roloff explained that he was making a last-ditch effort to sell 16 acres of the family’s Oregon farm.
The parcel of land, including the nearly 6,000-square-foot home where he and ex-wife Amy Roloff raised their children, is currently listed for $2.6 million.
