AMY Roloff praised her new husband, Chris Marek, on his 60th birthday, while also throwing some shade at her ex Matt.
And fans seem to be backing “Team Chris” big time.
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Last week, the Little People, Big World matriarch celebrated Chris’ milestone birthday with a lengthy tribute on Instagram.
But in addition to singing his praises, a deeper look at her words reveals some seemingly long-simmering bitterness aimed at her ex.
“To say you changed my life is an understatement,” Amy, 57, shared. “You let me be me and yet I continue to learn and grow within myself to continue to strive to be my best.
“You’re my partner today and riding into the sunset. You’re my love and my friend.”
Amy then made a special note to thank Chris for “loving me just as I am.”
She concluded by wishing “more” for Chris.
“More of us, appreciating each other and moments being together, adventures, bird watching, riding the motorcycles, games, walks and discovering something new about ourselves and each other.
“I celebrate you because you’re an awesome man and I’m happy you chose me and you’re a part of my life.”
FANS SIDED
In the comments section, fans echoed her birthday wish, while adding their own slams of Matt.
“Happy Birthday Chris! Thanks for coming into Amy’s life and giving her the life and love she deserves!” one fan exclaimed.
Another added: “To say you have brought beautiful, well earned AND deserved joy, light, love AND trust to Amy is an understatement.”
While a third shared: “You all enjoy each other! I just love you both!
“I just can’t stand the other two exes. They are really really dirty…Stop being around them!! Leave them in the wind! They are history!!!”
AMY AND CHRIS
Amy,and Chris, tied the knot almost a year ago at her former home she lived on for decades with her family, Roloff Farms in Hillsboro, Oregon.
She and Matt shocked fans when they announced their decision to divorce in 2015, after nearly 30 years of marriage.
Rumors of Matt cheating on Amy with current girlfriend Caryn Chandler started to spread after Matt confessed in the his book, Against Tall Odds, that he and his ex-wife had very different definitions of the word “commitment.
“While Amy puts commitment at or near the top of her list, I would put it further down,” he wrote. “Amy tends to be more of a committed-to-a-fault kind of person, while I see most commitments — with some very notable exceptions — as flexible and negotiable.”
In May 2020, Amy talked about how Matt seemingly got involved with Caryn, while they were still married and admitted to suspecting Infidelity in a resurfaced Facebook Live video.
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