Little People, Big World fans in shock after Jacob Roloff tweets then deletes major update about family farm’s future
LITTLE People, Big World fans have been left in shock after Jacob Roloff tweeted, then deleted a major update about his family farm’s future.
An alleged tweet by Jacob, 25, has resurfaced online.
The LPBW star reportedly has been “preparing the farm for sale.”
The reality star seemed to be in a cheery mood as he allegedly gushed: “Hell yeah.”
Jacob appeared to having different feelings after “realizing the farm is for sale.”
He allegedly felt torn between: “Well this sucks,” and “What the f**k.”
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This came after the TLC star shaded his famous family in a scathing tweet back in April.
He tweeted: “Did I screw up not selling my soul for TV & ad money?
“Hope not lots of laughs, but rent is too damn high, and I work too damn much.
Jacob concluded: “Life is for vibes.”
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Jacob and his wife Isabel, 22, welcomed their newborn baby boy, Mateo, back in December 2021.
NEW SEASON
At the end of March, TLC rannounced the premiere of season 23 of the family’s popular reality show, which will air on May 17th at 9pm.
Matriarch Amy Roloff, 57, also told Entertainment Tonight that the family had signed up for two more seasons as well.
It is unclear if the young couple will be involved or if the alleged “sale” of the farm will be part of the upcoming season.
TAKING OVER?
Fans have been rooting for Jacob to take over his father Matt’s farm over his twin brothers Jeremy and Zach, both 31.
The sons have all expressed interest at one time or another in taking over the family business.
Sources revealed to the Sun that Matt, 60, might soon retire and spend more time at his vacation home in Arizona with girlfriend Caryn Chandler.
Who will take over the reins of the farm has become the biggest question from fans of the show, and continues to remain undecided.
A source close to the patriarch told The Sun: “Matt would prefer Jacob and wife Isabel [Rock] to take over the farm but he’s not sure they are on board at the moment.”
“Matt is on good terms with all his sons…but the situation of who will take over the farm is still an issue yet to be resolved.”
The insider continued: “He is the youngest son but Matt knows Jacob has potential, they are on the farm a lot, and Matt thinks this is a good way to teach him a lot of things he needs to learn.
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“Zach has also mentioned taking over the farm, and Jeremy has said in the past he would like it, so Matt is still kind of stuck on what the next steps are, but he would prefer Jacob.”
The source concluded: “Matt is on good terms with all his sons…but the situation of who will take over the farm is still an issue yet to be resolved.”
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