Season Finale: Zach Says 'Time May Even Out' Relationship With Dad Matt

Are you ready for some real-life drama that could rival any TV plot twist? Today, we're talking about the season finale of 'Little People, Big World,' which is set to air this Tuesday on TLC. But there's more to the story than just a season wrap-up. There's a heartfelt, maybe even heart-wrenching reflection from one of the show’s beloved stars, Zach Roloff.
Zach, who has grown up before our eyes on the family farm, is opening up like never before. He's moved away now, with his wife Tori and their adorable kids-Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah-and as he sets up his new life in Battleground, Washington, he shares some poignant thoughts about the changes that have come his way.
In a very touching moment from the upcoming finale, which we'll see on Tuesday, Zach is sitting down in what seems like a confessional setup. He talks about his childhood memories on the Roloff family farm, a place that has been a backdrop to so much of the series. But now, he reveals a twist-his kids won't share that same connection. "The farm was part of my life, and it's not going to be part of our kids' lives the same way it was mine," he shares, while we see nostalgic clips of his childhood juxtaposed with his own children playing.
Now, folks, the plot thickens with some family drama. Zach and his father, Matt, have had a rocky patch over the sale of the farm-a deal that fell through and led to some serious family tension. Despite this falling out, Zach insists he's not holding any grudges. He's just moved on, focusing on his new life, away from the farm and, notably, away from the drama.

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Matt did Zach and Jeremy dirty 😢