On the heels of learning Tori and Zach Roloff are no longer interested in filming new episodes of TLC’s Little People, Big World, Matt Roloff has just made a shocking change.
Potentially inspired by Zach and Tori’s decision to quit, the TLC patriarch has decided to axe a massive component of Pumpkin Season at Roloff Farms this year. The announcement was made just 12 hours ago via Instagram. And, comments were turned off so fans were unable to react to the news directly on the post.
What exactly was this shocking change he decided to make to Pumpkin Season? Keep reading for the details.
LPBW: Matt Roloff Makes Shocking Change
A little over 12 hours ago, Matt Roloff made an announcement on his Instagram dedicated to Roloff Farms. He announced a major change to this year’s Pumpkin Season. He has decided that private tours will not be part of Pumpkin Season this year. In axing the private tours, LPBW fans assume this means any chance of seeing members of the reality TV family during Pumpkin Season is also out the door.
Given the tension between Matt and his son Zach, fans did not expect Zach, Tori, or any of their children to make an appearance for Pumpkin Season. Fans, however, had no reason to think Amy Roloff wouldn’t be spending some time on the property during Pumpkin Season. Likewise, Chris Marek excitedly took a job giving tours last year. So, fans also expected him to be a part of the event this year as well.
High Chance Of Seeing Amy Or Matt?
Fortunately, Matt Roloff’s announcement reassured fans that hope was not lost.
Matt explained the lack of private tours should steer fans away from coming to Pumpkin Season this year. The wagon tours will still be available. The post promises the wagon tours will show off a sizable chunk of the property. Likewise, the post claims there is a “high chance” of meeting both Amy and Matt during the daytime hours at the festival.
Like Tori and Zach, Caryn Chandler has also reportedly expressed being done with the TLC series in the past. So, fans aren’t really sure whether she will be found with Matt this year.
Blocking Negative Feedback From Fans?
In a very unusual move, the comments were turned off on this announcement post. Fans can only assume this was a move made to prevent the negative comments from pouring in over this decision. Typically, comments were always turned on for posts on this profile.
In fact, the last post on the account, which was made about 10 hours before this announcement, does not have comments turned off.
Fortunately, Amy Roloff popped into the comments of the older post to reassure fans not to worry about any big changes.
“Chris and I will be there. Hope To meet a lot of you who will be coming.” Amy promised.
Do you think fans will still buy tickets with this major change to Pumpkin Season? Or, do you think Matt Roloff killed his business by making this change? Share your thoughts in the comments. And, keep coming back for more TLC news and updates.
