Zach Roloff, star of “Little People, Big World,” recently opened up about the challenges his family faces when out in public. During the season finale of the show, Zach discussed how his family stands out due to their unique differences.
Zach, who is married to Tori Roloff and is the father of three children, shared his thoughts on feeling like they are constantly being watched when in public. He acknowledged that their family will always stand out due to factors like his height, Tori’s tall stature, and their children being of short stature.
Despite the challenges, Zach and Tori try to navigate these situations with grace, ensuring their children are well-behaved and not burdened by other people’s judgments or expectations. Tori also expressed that it can be difficult at times, but they make an effort to handle these moments with patience and understanding.
In a previous episode, Zach had a heartfelt conversation with his son Jackson about dwarfism. While roasting marshmallows, Jackson asked his father about why some people couldn’t play certain sports, leading to a discussion about dwarfism. Zach reflected on the importance of these conversations and how they arise naturally, rather than being planned out.
