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Drama is never in short supply when it comes to “Little People Big World” and the Roloff family. Recently, viewers were alarmed by the actions of a family member, sparking criticism over potentially harmful behavior. The Roloffs, known for their ongoing controversies, have once again found themselves under scrutiny.

Jeremy and Audrey Roloff are frequent targets, often ridiculed for their divisive beliefs. Jeremy, in particular, faced backlash after posting online about driving an ATV with his young children as passengers. Fans expressed concern, pointing out the dangers of such an activity, and warned that a single mistake could lead to a catastrophic outcome. This isn’t the first time Jeremy has been criticized for his parenting choices, and it likely won’t be the last.

Adding to the tension, Isabelle Roloff, Jacob Roloff’s wife, stirred up more controversy with recent social media posts. Isabelle, who has been described as curvier than the other Roloff spouses, faced remarks from fans suggesting her husband prefers “women with meat.” Isabelle didn’t shy away from agreeing with these comments, further igniting debate among fans. However, her boldness wasn’t well received by all, with many accusing her of seeking approval from strangers at the expense of her own family.

Despite having left the show, Zach and Tori Roloff also continue to attract attention. Like Jeremy and Audrey, they’ve been sharing increasingly divisive opinions on their social media platforms. The Roloffs seem to have mastered the art of staying relevant by continuously stirring the pot, keeping viewers engaged even when they’re not on-screen.

As Jeremy and Audrey continue to push the boundaries with their controversial posts, fans remain divided. Some are captivated by the ongoing drama, while others are increasingly concerned about the impact these actions might have on their young children. The Roloff family may have left “Little People Big World” in its original format, but their ability to generate drama remains as strong as ever.