Former “Little People, Big World” stars Zach and Tori Roloff are revisiting meaningful places from their past after years of tension within the family.
The couple recently returned to Roloff Farms, the Oregon property where they once envisioned building their future together.
Tori shared the emotional visit on Instagram, reflecting on what it meant to sit at the spot where they exchanged vows nearly a decade ago.
“For the first time in almost 4 years, I sat where @zroloff07 and I were married,” she wrote, calling the moment both sentimental and bittersweet.
Zach and Tori tied the knot on the farm in July 2015 during a ceremony that aired on their TLC show.
Tori said returning to the land brought back both happy memories and reminders of the challenges their family has faced in recent years.
“It brought me so much joy to sit and look out over this very familiar field that holds so many beautiful memories for me,” she shared.
She added, “There has been so much hurt that’s happened at the farm, but for the first time in years I felt so happy to be able to visit and reminisce on the good times and just be thankful for what God has provided our family with.”
Zach Previously Tried to Buy the Farm
The visit marked a full-circle moment for the couple, who moved to Washington in 2021 after negotiations to buy part of the farm from Zach’s father, Matt Roloff, fell apart.
Matt had previously purchased ex-wife Amy Roloff’s share of the property, but plans to keep the land fully within the family proved complicated.
At the time, Matt said his “ultimate hope was that the entire Roloff Farms property would stay in our family for generations to come,” noting that dividing the land wasn’t legally possible.
Zach later pushed back, calling some of his father’s claims “extremely misguided and false.”
Despite the past conflict, the Roloffs say relationships are slowly improving.
During a 2025 episode of their “Raising Heights with Zach & Tori” podcast, Tori admitted there had been “a lot of very hard dynamics the last couple of years,” while Zach added that “between the siblings, things are melting.”
Today, the couple is focused on their family life with children Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah — and on finding peace with their past.
Their return to Roloff Farms shows that even after difficult chapters, healing and gratitude can still grow in familiar places.
