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Matt Roloff Doesn’t Allow ‘Unnecessary Mean Comments’ About Ex-Wife Amy Roloff on His Instagram

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He’s not here for the hate. Matt Roloff of Little People, Big World fame warned off anyone who may be ready to make hateful comments about his ex-wife, Amy Roloff, in his Instagram comments by addressing them in a post on April 28. “Most of you should know that I don’t have a hired gun to manage my social media accounts,” Matt, 57, started the statement. “Everything that I post is from me directly … like everyone … sometimes I’m in a more tolerant mood and other times not as much. Either way, I need to repeat I don’t allow four letter name calling (swear words) or unnecessary mean comments about Amy, or any of my family or friends.” Watch the video above to learn more.

Matt continued, “I can’t possibly catch and delete every mean spirited comment. There simply isn’t enough time in my day … With that said, I have banned and deleted a dozen or more followers in the past few weeks for one reason or another. Once you’re gone … [you’re] gone.” Sounds like he means business!

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The Little People, Big World star went on to say, ” I don’t have a process to have you back. I do allow spirited conversation and differing opinions especially about the show and what you see on TV because most of you are intelligent kind hearted people that understand we are a real family. But we are sharing our life through the lens of a narrow TV camera.”

Matt concluded the post, “With that said, thank-you all (those that are still with us lol) for being so kind and warm to me and my family while we share our amazing journey [through] life! “This is the day the Lord has made … rejoice and be glad in it” Psalm 118:24. #positiveattitudsruletheday #lovelovetoyouall.” It doesn’t seem like he’s out to criticize everyone who has questions or comments, but he’s not about to put up with trolls going after his family. And honestly, we get it! No one wants to deal with that.

Matt and Amy, 54, announced that they were getting a divorce in 2015. But they still appear on their TLC show together and have to be civil for the sake of their kids and grandkids. It sounds like Matt is just asking for his fans to be civil on social media as well. We say — good for him!

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