LITTLE People, Big World critics have slammed Audrey Roloff for complaining about her “fixer-upper” home, which cost nearly $2million.
Audrey, 31, shared a sweet Instagram video of her hiking trip with her children.
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The former LPBW star and her husband, Jeremy, 32, are the parents of three kids – daughter Ember, three; son Bode, one; and their newborn baby Radley.
Outside of their Oregon home, the reality star marched across the grassy field while carrying her baby boy.
Ember and Bode carefully made their way over the ditch in the middle of the field.
Audrey laughed as baby Radley stuck out his tongue at the camera.
The caption of the short vid stated: “When you buy a fixer-upper on some land with three young children, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the ‘to-do’s.’
“But God keeps reminding me lately to not let all the things I have to ‘do’ blind me from what He wants me to SEE.”
THE COMMENTS
In an online thread, critics mocked the reality star for being “out of touch” as she reportedly flaunted her wealth in the post.
One critic said: “What is she talking about? She acts like she’s in a hovel.”
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Another critic added: “Just cause you don’t like the color of the toilet paper holder, you don’t need to replace it and call it a fixer-upper.”
A third critic mentioned: “Maybe they should be thankful for the privileges and freedoms they have instead of whining about their own decisions.”
A fourth person wrote: “What my partner and I would give to have this house to work on! She has no idea just how overly privileged she is.”
A commentator chimed in: “Only in my dreams could I live in such luxury. Audrey and Jeremy better know how lucky they are to have been born into privilege.
THEIR HOME
In May, the couple bought a 1979-built two-story farmhouse in Hillsboro, Oregon, for an estimated $1.5 million.
The vast property boasted four acres of green hills and picturesque mountain views.
The farmhouse offered plenty of space for the family with four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
The living room had exposed brick and wood paneling.
Above the massive kitchen is a mezzanine area, which could be used as an office.
The purchase came after Jeremy’s plans to take over the Roloff family farm fell through.
Jeremy and his twin brother, Zach, both 32, could not agree with their father, Matt Roloff, 60, who decided to put the 16-acre plot of the family’s famous farm up for sale.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Roloff patriarch has asked for about $4million with the sale of the “original family home and bright red barn.”
The twins were angered by their father’s decision, especially since they wanted to keep the property within the family.
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