LITTLE People's Amy Roloff has given a heartbreaking update about the family farm after her ex-husband Matt revealed a plan to sell the $4M property.
Amy openly shared her thoughts on Matt's decision to sell the family home and farm property.
Amy, 57, sat down with her friend Lisa to talk about some updates on the show.
Lisa promoted Amy by indicating that the property was "deeply personal" to her.
Amy said she created the farm, property, and show with contributions from all of her boys and Matt.
The previous co-owner of Roloff Farms relinquished her business ties to the land back in 2019, and Lisa commented that now that the farm will be sold to a "total stranger" is going to "feel weird."
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Although Amy commented: "You have to say goodbye. You can't go back."
However, Amy did confirm that Roloff Farms will host their famous pumpkin season this fall.
Yet Amy speculated: "I anticipate this will be the last one."
Amy also confirmed that Matt owes her a big sum of money from a loan for the farm.
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ROL-OFF THEY GO
In a shocking post from last week, Matt announced that part of the family's famous pumpkin farm is for sale for $4million.
He captioned his photo with a big "for sale" sign in front of the farm: "I want to make sure you all hear the news directly from me.
"All of@rolofffarmshas brought me and our family great joy for the past 30+ years!
"Today 16 acres of the farms 109 acresgo up for sale. including our original family home and bright red barn.
"It’s a tiny bit scary but mostly exciting. It's time to move toward the next season of life."
He signed the message: "Soldiering on, Matt Roloff."
While the lot for sale is only a fraction ofthe total owned land, the 16 acres offer enough unique features to be considered its own theme park.
The main house spans about 5,400 square feet, but the rest of the property includes playgrounds that were built for his children in their younger years.
There is a 40-foot-long pirate ship with a captain’s quarters, the main deck and bunk beds, achildren’s play castleinspired by the grand castles of Europe, and a replica of an old Western town.
The replica reportedly has everything from a bank and a jail to a post office and a barbershop.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the buildings are the size of small bedrooms, with secret passageways that lead to tunnels Matt built underneath them.
Matt said he plans to build another home on the remaining land and will continue to grow pumpkins on it.
He added he would split his time between the farm and his home in Arizona, with his girlfriendCaryn Chandler.
Matt told the paper: "It’s too much now that I’m 60. I want to start to scale back a little bit.”
FAMILY FEUD EXPLODES
After Matt's announcement, his son Zach slammed his dad for his decision to sell the farm in an explosive Twitter rant.
Matt explained his reasoning behind the sale and claimed his "twin boys" could not work together "toward a possible joint sale."
First, Matt claimed his sonsJeremyandZach, both 32, "decided individually that the timing was not right for them to purchase a part of the farm at this time."
He mentioned that "the difficult decision was made" in order to continue towards his "retirement goals."
Besides Jeremy and Zach, the reality star also sharesJacob, 25, anddaughter Molly, 28, with Amy.
In the comments section, Zach accused his father of "manipulating the narrative right before the season" premieres on May 17th.
He argued that Matt was not "taking responsibility for his own actions and blaming others."
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Zach slammed his father's "new shocking low of cowardice and manipulation of his family and kids for his own gain."
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In the recent trailer,Zach and Matt had a heated argument over whowould take over the farm.
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