Little People, Big World alum Tori Roloff teases family’s return to reality TV 2 years after TLC show canceled
Little People, Big World alum Tori Roloff teases family’s return to reality TV 2 years after TLC show canceled
LITTLE People, Big World’s Tori Roloff has teased a possible comeback to reality TV after spending years away from the cameras.
The TLC alum hasn’t appeared on-screen since the show’s cancellation in 2024 after 25 seasons.
However, she hinted that could change, as she and her husband, Zach Roloff, are considering returning to their old lifestyle.
Tori revealed her family’s potential plans during a Q&A segment on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday.
In response to a fan asking if she’d ever return to TV, Tori replied that she and Zach weren’t opposed to the idea.
“I think for the first time in a long time, Zach and I are open to it and I think it could be fun
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“But something different than little people big world,” the TV personality explained.
Tori and Zach were the last of the Roloff kids to leave LPBW, after their siblings quit years earlier.
Zach lived his teenage years in front of TLC cameras alongside his twin brother Jeremy, and younger siblings Molly and Jacob.
Despite the others quitting the show, Zach and Tori proceeded to share their lives and became a prominent storyline as they raised their three children born with dwarfism.
Fans also became invested in the tense dynamic between Zach’s parents, Amy and Matt, after their divorce and the massive rift in the family over ownership of their 34-acre Roloff Farm.
Zach and Tori distanced themselves after Matt turned down their offer to purchase a portion of the $4 million Oregon farm, and they relocated to Battleground, Washington.
In February 2024, the young couple confirmed on their podcast, Raising Heights, that they’d “moved on” from the show and wouldn’t return.
Zach explained that part of the reason they left the show was to respect their children’s privacy after they expressed a desire not to film anymore.
He also admitted that it would be difficult to film on the farm, which Jacob currently runs, while it lingers on the market.
Later that year, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that the series had officially been canceled.
A source claimed that Matt was the last person still eager to film, but his then-fiancée, Caryn Chandler, was ready for it to end.
Amy also previously said that the family had “done it all” after appearing in 400 episodes of the popular series.
Much of the cast has since returned to normal jobs outside of the limelight, including Tori, who resumed her career in education.
Tori took on a quiet new gig as a preschool teacher at a Christian School last year.
She had put her career on hold in 2017 to focus on caring for her kids: Jackson, 9; Lilah, 6; and Josiah, 4.
