Amy Roloff from “Little People, Big World” has publicly criticized her ex-husband Matt Roloff for renting out the family farm. Amy sold the farm to Matt for $975,000 after their divorce, expecting it would eventually be bought by one of their children. However, Matt listed the property for sale in 2022, then decided to rent it out instead. Amy expressed her disappointment, saying she never imagined the house where she raised her kids would become a short-term rental, although she acknowledged Matt’s business decision makes sense.

In an exclusive teaser for the upcoming season of “Little People, Big World,” Amy shared her personal sadness about the situation. She mentioned to her husband, Chris Marek, that she avoids discussing the farm’s management with Matt. Fans were surprised when Matt listed 16 acres of the farm for sale, then retracted the sale to rent it out for around $2,600 for a three-night stay. The rental includes a hot tub, a castle, and an old western town but does not cover the pumpkin season access.

Matt has moved into a modern home on the property and plans to finish the construction by December. His youngest son, Jacob, and his wife, Isabel, live in a camper on the property to save money and help out on the farm. Despite past conflicts, Amy and Matt reunited for a fundraiser she hosted for the Dwarf Athletic Association of America, with both families participating in the event.

Tensions between Matt and his twin sons, Zach and Jeremy, over purchasing the farm caused a rift, leading Zach and his wife, Tori, to move to a new home in Washington. Jeremy also moved after his offer to buy the farm was declined. Amy believes an agreement could have been reached before the decision to sell, while Matt defended his actions, stating he only sold a portion of the farm.

The drama has continued to affect family dynamics, with Zach stepping back from farm duties. Fans speculated that Jacob might take over the farm as he is often seen working with his father. The farm’s main house, featuring five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and several amenities, remains available for rent.