LITTLE People star Tori Roloff has thrown shade at father-in-law Matt and sided with his ex Amy in a new photo shared to social media.
The reality star shared a sweet photo of Amy alongside her son Jackson on her Instagram Story.
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On Saturday, Tori, 31, took to Instagram to post a photo that some fans seem to think was a dig at Matt Roloff, 60.
The photo showed Amy, 60, posing alongside her grandson after his soccer game.
She was all smiles and had an arm around the boy, who posed in his soccer uniform and held a bag of snacks in one hand.
Tori posted a video from the game as well, but it did not feature Amy.
The snap comes amid an unexpected move from Matt.
After shocking fans and sons Zach and Jeremy by putting a portion of the family farm up for sale, the Roloff patriarch has decided to rent out the family home as an Airbnb.
The U.S. Sun exclusively confirmed the decision, which came more than 160 days after Matt listed the farm for sale.
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RENTING ROLOFF
An insider at Roloff Farm told The U.S. Sun that the announcement was shared with visitors early last week.
Matt discussed the exciting news during his Q&A at a book signing.
When curious fans started asking about the family home and land property for sale, Matt revealed that he had made the decision to list the home as an Airbnb rental.
Matt said that the home is 26 weeks behind schedule from opening up to guests due to severe delays at the permit office.
The Little People personality is hopeful that the Airbnb rental will be up and running by next pumpkin season.
Tour guides on the farm also gushed about the exciting announcement.
As workers took fans around the perimeter of the big house, they were finally allowed to share the exciting update.
During the first half of the pumpkin season, they were asked to keep the secret under lock and key because the home’s transition into an Airbnb is set to be a major storyline in the upcoming season of LPBW, set to begin on November 1.
As fans passed by the home during the tour, they were able to see workers entering and exiting the home getting it freshened up for its future guests.
A large green sign was posted in front of the home that read: “Coming Soon, Short Term Rental.”
As the Airbnb is underway, Jacob, 25, and his wife Isabel, 26, have moved into a fifth-wheel camper home on a private property plot of land under heavy construction beside the Roloff farm.
The source exclusively told The U.S. Sun: “Jacob and Isabel are living on the farm full time. “
“They were renting a place previously, and are saving up while on the farm.”
Fifth-wheel camper homes can range from $36,000 to $135,000 depending on size and amenities.
FARM FEUD
While Jacob has fallen into his father’s favor, his older twin brothers Zach and Jeremy, 32, have refused to show up during pumpkin season, which is the family’s busiest time of year.
Jeremy has been hard at work settling into his new $1.5million farm with his wife Audrey, 31, and their three children.
Although their new property is only a little over a ten-minute drive away from the Roloff farm, Jeremy has not shown up to help out during the season.
Meanwhile, Zach surprised fans early this summer with the announcement he did not plan to help out with the family’s pumpkin season amid his nasty feud with Matt.
The pair butted heads after Zach and his wife Tori‘s offer to buy a portion of the family farm was declined.
In a previous episode of LPBW, Zach revealed during a confessional: “My dad and I could not come to an agreement on buying the farm, so with everything going on, I made the decision not to work pumpkin season.
“I’m disenchanted by the whole thing, so, yeah. I’m stepping away.”
Despite Jeremy and Zach both presenting offers to Matt to buy the farm, he refused both offers and instead decided to put the land up for sale.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Matt is asking for $4 million for the original family home and bright red barn.
Zach responded to the farm being posted for sale by ripping his father, accusing him of being a “bad grandparent” who doesn’t “value his family.”
Amy also slammed him on the season finale, saying: “I think you went crazy or something. I don’t know the details of the negotiation with the two boys. For the price it is, the kids can’t afford that.”
Matt responded: “The good news is, there are 93 acres for this family.”
Amy hit back: “No, there are 93 acres for Matt Roloff. It’s not part of the family anymore.”
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