
The family feud over the future of Roloff Farms continued this week when Jacob Roloffâs wife Isabel criticized her sister-in-law Audrey for claiming on social media (once again) that she and husband Jeremy are entertaining the idea of purchasing a portion of the famous farm that was featured on âLittle People Big World.â
As The Ashley previously reported, Jacob and Jeremyâs dad Matt announced in 2022 that he was listing a more than 16-acre portion of the familyâs 109-acre farmâ including the Roloffâs former (nearly 6,000-square-foot) home and notable red barnâ despite admitting that he wanted the farm to stay in the family.
At the time, Matt insinuated that his twin sons, Jeremy and Zach, were to blame for the property being sold, sparking a family feud that became public when Zach blasted his dad on social media for âmanipulating the narrativeâ of the situation to âLittle People Big Worldâ fans.
After failing to unload the property in summer 2022, Matt announced in October of that year that he was scraping the sale idea and turning the farmhouse into a short-term rental, which opened for guests that December. The portion of Roloff Farms was re-listed eight months later for $3,395,000â a significant decrease from the initial $4 million asking price. The property was taken off of the market for a period of time before Matt announced in April 2025 that the family’s farm was once again up for grabsâ this time, for the (further reduced) price of $2,895,000.
Recently on social media, Mattâs daughter-in-law Audrey reminded followers that, just a couple of months ago, she and Jeremy had âthe opportunity to revisit purchasing the farmâ for themselves, but ended up deciding not to.
âHowever, every time we go there, we canât help but wonder if there is a way to still buy it through some creative means,â Audrey claimed. âNot necessarily to live on, but to use it for a business, ministry, and/or place for goodness and beauty to multiply. I still just have this hunch that a God might make a way.â
In the comment section of her post, Audrey also mentioned the possibility of using the property as a âwedding venue or a homeschool farm style co op.â
Audreyâs latest comments come just two months after she claimed that she and Jeremyâ who purchased a farm of their own in Oregon back in 2022â were âstill dreaming, praying and trying to figure out some possible way to save Roloff Farms.â
When asked this week on TikTok to weigh in on Audreyâs claims about trying to âsaveâ the family farm, Isabel admitted that her sister-in-lawâs comments felt âincredibly disappointing.â
âThey have never talked to us about it,â Isabel said of Audrey and Jeremy. âWe donât have the money to âsaveâ it but we are here, every day, showing up, working it.â
(As The Ashley previously told you, Matt revealed in April 2024 that Jacob had returned to the familyâs farm, where he was living and working full time with his wife and son.)
âWe tend to the plants and animals and the land of this place,â Isabel told fans this week. âWeâve been here for 4 years trying to figure out how to authentically save it but at the end of the day? You need money.
âI just get a bad taste in my mouth that they talk about it like they would be the ones to come in and save the day when weâre here, wishing we could find a way to make it work,â she continued. âThey never asked if we wanted to work together.â
Audrey has not yet responded to her sister-in-lawâs comments.
At this time, the 16.6 acre parcel of Roloff Farms remains on the market with an asking price of $2.6 million. You can take a look inside the familyâs former home below.
@sellingpnw Roloff farm in Hillsboro, OR listed at $2,600,000 6 đ | 6 đ | 5,825 sqft | 16.6 acres Erick Flores Licensed Realtor In Oregon 503-516-6196 Message me for more information
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Look, what Aubrey said about the farm does seem a little bit attention-seeking, but I think Isabel is also trying to push for attention of her own. I can see her point about it being frustrating working day-in and out but not having the capital to buy the property.
ButâŠâŠ.why in the green hills of Oregon do Aubrey and Jeremy need to discuss their future financial plans and dreams with Jacob and Isabel?! J&I arenât owed a conversation when really it seems like a lot of wishful thinking, hoping, and dreaming on Aubreyâs part to buy the farm anyway.
Either lil SIL is trying to cause drama where none need exist or reporters (like The Ashleyâsorry girl) are trying to manufacture drama between irrelevant people. đ€·ââïž
Honestly, Matt should just split the farm between the kids somehow. Sell it for what he can actually get for it and split the money or land because heâs causing unpleasantness in his family
Wonder what Molly thinks of all this.
I love that all we know about her is that she and her husband live in the Spokane area. đ
(From that general region and, when not surrounded by wildfires, is not a bad place to live)
Jacob… yikes!
Unless you’re going to post a picture (not an egotistical written description where you talk about eating whatever you want) of yourself and you’re built like Cindy Crawford. Be quiet.
I think he looks fuckin good here đ woof
My comment was based on the first pic, no idea what he looks like now.
But I’m glad I was able to give the thought police a moment! Always a thirsty bunch.
Audrey is the most insufferable, attention seeking, disgusting person. Jeremy isnât too great himself. Always on their maga high horses with no regard for others. Isolating her children. Her and Germ didnât bother to visit Germâs elderly grandfather for his birthday because they are âwritingâ a new book. Laughable because they have zero grammar and syntax. Plus she is constantly posting about her working out, doing body checks, playing, etc., which is a slap in the grandfathers face. What a Christian!
I canât decipher what any of her posts are saying. Its odd
Row, row, row your boat.