Little People, Big World wrapped up its latest season last Tuesday night.
But the finale didn’t signal the end of the ongoing feud between Matt Roloff and his son, Zach.
This episode was filmed a few months ago, when Roloff Farms was celebrating its busiest and most prosperous time of the year: pumpkin season.
However, Zach and his wife Tori chose not to participate and/or help.
And the basis for this snub?
Matt’s decision back in May first to put part of the property up for sale… those people to buy.
Zach isn’t just calling BS on this statement.
He totally called his father out…as a cowardly manipulator!
Since, as we witnessed in the last few installments of Little People, Big World, there is extreme tension between Zach, Tori, Matt and Matt’s girlfriend, Caryn Chandler.
Last time we checked, very little had changed between father and son.
And now an insider has told The Sun that, long after filming stopped, the rivalry remains.
“Matt and Caryn are so devastated by the dispute, they never imagined it would happen,” this publication said.
Additionally, this source says Matt and Caryn are considering the example Zach and Tori set for their three young children:
“He won’t publicly argue about parenting, but there are some things he won’t do…
TLC has yet to greenlight a new season of Little People, Big World.
If he does return, speculation is rife that Chandler won’t be a player.
Was Tori and Zach’s time on the series short too?
“Zach and Tori are further apart and their future on the show looks shaky, especially now that they’re in Washington,” The Sun added in this latest report.
More important, of course, is the couple’s relationship with Matt and his loved ones.
But it doesn’t sound like this is going to improve anytime soon, really.
Finally The Sun, expressed the attitude of the moment Matt and Caryn:
“They’re not going to apologize first, because they feel hurt, but they want to come together and everybody just sit down and take responsibility.
“They want a full reunion and to get back together before it’s too late.
“Things have been going on for a long time.”