LPBW is officially canceled after 25 seasons as Roloff family is ‘happy it’s over’ & ‘ready to rest’ скачать в хорошем качестве

LPBW is officially canceled after 25 seasons as Roloff family is ‘happy it’s over’ & ‘ready to rest’

Today, we’ve got a major update about one of TLC's longest-running shows that has stirred up so much over the years: Little People, Big World. Family we’ve watched through thick and thin, weddings, heartbreaks, pumpkin season, and more. Yet, it seems even the strongest family bonds aren’t enough to keep a show running forever. It’s no secret that “Little People, Big World” brought a unique perspective to our screens. We saw Matt and Amy Roloff raise their family, manage their farm, and live out the realities of dwarfism. But after so many seasons, the insider source claims the family—and even the network—feels it’s time to move on. They even hinted that Matt was the last one clinging to the idea of filming, though his fiancée, Caryn, is reportedly more than ready for the cameras to go. And yes, the Roloffs have had their ups and downs, with family drama being a huge part of the show. Zach and Tori, Matt’s son and daughter-in-law, announced their exit last season, and their reason was eye-opening. They said the show was no longer something they could stand behind, especially with their son Jackson voicing his discomfort. They decided to respect his wishes, and as parents, who can blame them? There’s a dark side to this family’s time on reality TV. Matt’s youngest son, Jacob, quit years ago and later revealed some really troubling claims against a former producer. It was shocking, to say the least, and it’s clear that the experience left a mark on him. He’s since taken steps to move on and has clarified that he holds the predator accountable, not his family. But, wow, this just shows how intense the reality TV world can be behind the scenes. Let’s also talk about the Roloff farm—a huge part of the show. It’s now under the management of Jacob, who decided to step back from filming after some rough times with his dad, Matt, especially after a deal involving the farm fell through. As you can see, these aren’t just TV characters; they’re a family with real conflicts, real joys, and real pains. And maybe that’s what kept us all watching for so long. As for the future, don’t hold your breath. The network hasn’t planned any special episodes or a finale season. Sure, Matt might like to do one last season for his and Caryn’s wedding, but according to the insider, it’s pretty unlikely.