Matt Roloff
Matt Roloff
Matt Roloff joins the program to discuss his hit reality show, 'Little People, Big World.' He shares how his family, including his wife and children, ended up on TLC and how the series has evolved over 200 episodes. Roloff also touches on the unique dynamics of their family and farm life.
of TLC/Discovery’s
“Little People, Big World”
About Matt Roloff
Matt Roloff is an American television personality, author, farmer, and motivational speaker best known for starring in TLC's reality series Little People, Big World, which premiered in August 2005. He appeared as an Ewok in the 1985 Star Wars TV movie Ewoks: The Battle for Endor and co-founded the Coalition for Dwarf Advocacy. Roloff authored Against Tall Odds: Being a David in a Goliath World (1999) and co-wrote Little Family, Big Values (2007).
In this interview
- Explains how media attention on his farm led to TLC producing a special
- Describes the unique family dynamic with one of four children being little people
- Notes the show had grown from one special to 200 episodes
- Discusses how his family built creative structures on their farm
“One turned a two and two turned ten and ten turned to twenty, so now we're 200 episodes in our life with the viewers.”— Matt Roloff, in this interview
Since this interview
Roloff divorced Amy in 2016 after announcing their separation in June 2015. He released the children's book Little Lucy, Big Race in May 2018. He became engaged to Caryn Chandler in 2024 but announced the end of their engagement in July 2025. The show reached 25 seasons with uncertainty about renewal for season 26.
