Little People, Big World: Tori & Zach's Dwarfism Confessions Are Wrenching (How They Cope With The Stares & Mean Comments)

Little People, Big World’s Zach Roloff and Tori Roloff share their gut-wrenching experiences being dwarfs in the world. The popular reality show has come a long way since it began in 2006. It has shown Zach’s complete journey into adulthood and his marital life with Tori. The reality star and his parents debuted in the franchise nearly two decades ago. They proudly shared their everyday adventures, showing viewers how tough it is to live with dwarfism. While things started great, drama eventually began to brew. The reality TV curse slowly sabotaged the Roloff family.

Recently, Zach wanted to acquire part of the Roloff family farm. However, his father didn’t just hand it over to him. He asked for a hefty price, which started a family feud that pushed Zach to move away from his parents. In 2024, Zach and his wife, Tori, are featured in Little People, Big World season 25. They moved out and confirmed they were done with the show. Zach shared that his primary goal was to keep his children away from the family drama. He doesn’t have much of a relationship left with his father.

Zach and Tori recently talked about their personal lives in their podcast Raising Heights. They discussed a few topics, one of which was about how Zach feels when people see him in public. He said, “are they staring at me because I am a dwarf, or are they staring at me because they saw me on TV?” Tori then asked if it was difficult, and Zach agreed. He added, “it’s hard.”

Recently, Zach and Tori filmed the finale of their podcast, Raising Heights. They talked about their kids and family, letting viewers know they only care about their kids. Tori said, “they’re such a big part of our life and what we do,” adding that the nicest thing about filming their television show was family and memories. In the podcast, the couple brought their kids, Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah, to host their show. They asked them interesting questions and got some intriguing answers.

Zach and Tori also discussed how they try to keep their minds open in tough situations. Tori shared an incident where someone miscategorized Zach as her child, making her furious. She said, “I wanted to be like, Honey, no, let me educate you right now.” Tori admitted she didn’t do it because it wouldn’t have been kind. She added, “we let it go. We laughed, and we still chuckle about it to this day.” Zach shared, “to leave with, that’s how God made us.” Little People, Big World stars choose to be kind despite the criticism they receive.

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