Tori and Zach Roloff of Little People Big World are hoping for a "rainbow" baby after their recent heartache. This past summer, the couple revealed via social media that Tori had experienced a miscarriage with their third child.
The Roloff family found stardom thanks to pumpkin season and TLC. The family of six includes patriarch Matt, who has dwarfism, and mom Amy, who has achondroplasia. The Roloffs have four children: Molly, Jacob, and fraternal twins Jeremy and Zach. Zach also has achondroplasia, while the other three children are of average height. In 2016, the youngest child, Jacob, left the show and married. Molly Roloff and Jeremy Roloff no longer appear on Little People Big World. The new season is showing Zach stepping up to the plate and trying to run the farm with his father. The two family members do have a difference of opinions, but it seems to be working. The little couple is currently trying to figure out if they want to permanently live on the Oregon estate and take over the family business.
Zach and Tori recently spoke to Us Weekly about their hopes for the future, which included expanding their family of four. The couple only lost their third child a few months ago but is hopeful that God has more children planned for them. The 30-year-old mom told the outlet, “I think that we’re still hopeful that one day we will get to have another baby.” But she made sure to tell readers for now, they are very happy with what they have.
The couple is already parents to Jackson and Lilah but can definitely see themselves being parents to more and have considered adoption. The photographer explained that she has always respected couples who adopted or fostered children and thinks it would be an incredible journey. Zach and Tori married back in 2015 on national TV, with TLC fans becoming very invested in their life story.
Fans will recall that Tori shared the couple’s sad news back in March to reveal she had lost the baby. Zach had been her unwavering rock through the ordeal, and the couple comforted one another in the thought that their baby was in heaven. The reality stars acknowledge how blessed they are, and TLC fans just hope they continue to share their story with the world by continuing the popular show.
Little People Big World airs Tuesday at 9 pm EST on TLC.
Source: Us Weekly