In a heartfelt reflection, Amy Roloff of “Little People Big World” opened up about the emotional strain within her family amid ongoing drama surrounding Roloff Farms. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Amy, 60, shared her conflicted feelings about continuing to work at the farm during pumpkin season.

She acknowledged the personal complexities tied to the farm, especially in light of ex-husband Matt Roloff’s decision not to sell parts of the property to their sons Zach and Jeremy. Amy expressed concerns that their children might not visit due to the turmoil. Despite the challenges, she reflected on the farm’s significance to their family legacy but admitted that current circumstances made it feel more like Matt’s domain than a shared family space.

The drama over the farm has also strained relationships within the family, with tensions evident between Matt, his girlfriend Karen Chandler, and Zach and his wife Tory, who felt estranged after their offers to purchase portions of the farm were rejected. Amy also addressed frustrations over editing on the show, clarifying misconceptions about a scene involving her and Chris Marek, her partner.

As she navigates these challenges, Amy looks toward a new chapter, having accepted a buyout offer from Matt, signaling a transition away from the farm and into a different home. Despite the upheaval, Amy remains optimistic about the future, focusing on family gatherings and holiday celebrations, which have provided moments of joy amidst the chaos.