Little People Big World signs Matt Roloff’s ego out of control. Matt Roloff’s ego has gotten out of control since starring in Little People Big World. However, the show may be ending after 25 seasons. Matt Roloff’s ego and conflicts may have led to the downfall of Little People Big World. The decision to sell Roloff Farms without consulting his children may have permanently damaged family relationships. Zach’s departure from the show along with his family may mean the end of Little People Big World.

Little People Big World star Matt Roloff’s ego is out of control and has led to the downfall of their show. The reality series chronicles the Roloff family’s life navigating dwarfism. Matt was married to Amy Roloff when the show premiered in 2006, but a lot has shifted in their family since. Matt and Amy have gotten divorced and moved on with their partners, Karen Chandler and Chris Merrick. Their divorce was a blow for the family, but Matt’s conflict with his son Zach Roloff may have ruined Little People Big World, one of the best reality TV shows. Matt and Zach fought over who would take over the Roloff Farms.

Matt had dreams of taking over the farm his entire life. However, when Matt combined this, he dismantled the faltering Roloff family dynamic. Zach left Little People Big World after season 25 with the support of his wife, Tori Roloff, which will likely ruin the show for good. His feud with Matt has shaken the reality series, and it’s unclear if Little People Big World season 26 will air. Matt’s behavior throughout the years has led to the dismantling of the Roloff family in their show. As the eldest Roloff child alongside his twin brother Jeremy Roloff, Zach always wanted to take over the Roloff Farms.

Matt acquired the farm in 1990, and it was the main source of income for the Roloff family for quite some time. When Matt and Amy got divorced, she sold her portion of the farm back to her ex, believing he was going to pass it down to their children. However, Matt stunned his family after listing 16 acres of the farm without consulting anyone. None of the Roloff children were made aware of Matt’s decision. Emmy intentionally sold her part of the farm back to her ex-husband because she thought he would give the property to their children. Matt made the situation worse by listing their original family home along with the 16 acres of farmland.