In the season premiere of Little People, Big World, Matt Roloff reveals that he plans to leave Roloff Farms to his ex-wife, Amy Roloff. This surprising decision is disclosed during a conversation between Matt, his fiancée Caryn Chandler, Amy, and Amy’s husband Chris Marek. Amy is shocked by the news and struggles to respond.

Matt explains that leaving the farm to Amy is the simplest solution, avoiding complications. Caryn, who suggested the idea, believes it makes sense as she doesn’t want to take away from the family who built the farm. Despite Matt owning the property, he acknowledges Caryn’s influence on his decision.

Currently, Matt is renting out the Roloff family’s former home as a short-term rental. Amy disapproves of this, expressing her sadness that the house where she raised her children is now a rental property. Although she understands the business rationale, Amy finds it personally distressing.

The Roloff family dynamics have been strained, especially between Matt and his sons, Zach and Jeremy. Tensions escalated after Matt listed a portion of the farm for sale in May 2022 without consulting his children, leading to feelings of betrayal. Zach was particularly hurt when Matt offered the land at a price he couldn’t afford, signaling that he didn’t intend to pass the farm to his children.

Matt later shared his regrets about the farm sale process and expressed a desire to mend his relationship with Zach. Despite the challenges, Matt hopes for reconciliation and a better future for the family. Amy, while saddened by the current state of the farm, acknowledges that it’s not her place to influence Matt’s decisions as he owns the property.