LITTLE People fans have blasted Audrey and Jeremy Roloff for promoting their ‘ridiculously overpriced’ Christmas journal.
The TV couple are often seen showing off the green book on Instagram but many people are fuming about the price tag.
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Memories of Christmas is described as being a 25-year Christmas journal to celebrate and cherish the Christmas Season.
The description also says: “Memories of Christmas begins with a space to record how you spent your first Christmas as a couple, followed by a space to document your respective family’s traditions.
“There is a spread in the beginning of the journal to keep an ongoing record of the traditions your family has adopted, and kept up with over the years.”
It adds: “This heirloom Christmas journal is a simple and effective way to celebrate and cherish Christmas,” and costs $60.
Audrey often shares videos and pictures of the green and gold item and also claims that the book sells out pretty quickly.
When one fan spotted it in a store, they decided to take a photo and shared it on a popular Little People Big World Reddit page.
“Saw the book out in the wild. This is at a little farm market near Roloff Farms that also sells raw milk,” they captioned the post.
Other Reddit users quickly commented on the thread as one person said: “$60!!? Wtf. I understand inflation but this is ridiculous. Come on.”
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Another wrote: “Is it bad that I went to the holiday market today with the intention of looking for this book? Not to buy, cause wtf $60.”
A third person joked: “60.00 dollars!!! Is that real gold?” while a fourth added: “$60 and I have to write it? No thanks.”
Someone else commented: “Seriously, $60? Can’t you just accomplish the same thing if you buy a scrap book, add some of your photos, stories etc? I feel compelled to let everyone know that I’m intentionally not purchasing this book.”
Another person pointed out: “$60 for an essentially blank book. People buying these things are bonkers.”
A different Reddit user simply said: “Lol, that price is just stupid ridiculous.”
The comments about the book came just a couple of weeks after fans slammed Audrey for seemingly bragging about her ability to juggle various businesses and kids.
FAN BACKLASH
Fans had a strong reaction to the comments, deeming them insensitive and confusing.
Audrey, 31, took to her Instagram last month to reveal her accomplishments.
She posted a clip of herself and her husband, Jeremy Roloff, sharing a drink, adding the text: “POV you start the year with 3 kids 4 and under, run multiple businesses together, buy a fixer-upper in the country, but decide this is the year to commit to a weekly date night…”
But fans were unamused by her post and took to Reddit to react.
The original poster screenshotted the post, adding: “[Audrey] telling people she CAN do it all. Mom of 3, operator of ‘multiple businesses,’ homesteader, fixer-upper fixer, intentional dater, country gal. Harken back a few days to the dishwashing post where she acknowledged not having it together (and told you that you don’t either). Psych, I guess.”
Other critics were quick to pile on, with one writing: “She must be very unhappy with her life and didn’t get enough attention as a child that she feels like she has to brag about how accomplished she thinks she is. She over-exaggerates things like multiple businesses, fixer-upper, and so on to make the rest of us think she’s superwoman when in reality, she’s nothing.”
A second hater commented: “She misunderstood the assignment of the POV trend. I’ve never seen anyone use it in such a cringy way.”
A third wrote: “Won’t somebody who cares about her please take her aside and tell her she needs to stop posting this crap??? Her husband, mom, Amy-anyone?? She comes across like a world-class weirdo.”
Someone else chimed in: “She surely uses the term of [running] multiple businesses loosely…”
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