Tori Roloff Hints Possible TV Return With Conditions

Tori Roloff from Little People, Big World (LPBW) left the TLC show, but she would consider a return. Years ago, fans wanted a spinoff for her, her husband, Zach, and the kids. Might that happen one day? Recently, she hinted that she wouldn’t mind it, but she has some specific conditions.

Considering A Return To TV

This weekend, TV Shows Ace reported that Tori did a Q&A on social media. In it, she addressed a potential return to television. It came after their Raising Heights podcast, where the couple discussed filming.  The outlet noted that Tori offered a conditional response to being on TV again.

“We have said if it was just our family we’d consider it,” she stated, suggesting she wouldn’t film with any of the other cast members.  However, she doesn’t seem to hold out much hope that it will happen, adding, “We really don’t think we’re interesting enough to carry a show on our own.”

Specific Conditions 

Tori Roloff would film again if the offer arrived, however, she  wants the show to focus on the original premise “If we ever filmed again we would want to circle back to what LPBW originated as: an educational show that taught people about dwarfism. Not a relationship show,” she explained.

Actually, many LPBW fans hated the toxic scenes between Amy and Matt Roloff. Additionally, they felt uncomfortable with Caryn Chandler having too much to say when Zach wanted to buy a portion of the land from his dad. By then. most people just wanted to see the kids because Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah are very cute. After all, TLC managed to keep  toxicity out of The Little Couple. 

A New Career In Washington 

Since Zach and Tori Roloff moved to Washington, they started their podcast. Zach stays at home but also does some work on their rural property. Presumably, he also grows things because he built a store for Tori. Maybe fans would like to see more about that.

The thing is, would Zach buy into the idea? In their podcast that you can see further down in this article, he admitted that the constant presence of cameras often led to stress.

Having grown up in front of TLC’s production crew, he described the experience as “odd,” feeling a constant expectation to be actively doing something for the cameras. As far as he was concerned, filming was like  living in a “fishbowl.”  

What do you think about a show for Tori Roloff, Zach, and the kids, Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah? Would you like to see that? Let us know in the comments below, and come back here often for all your Little People, Big World cast news and updates.