Arizona permanently. Karen and her boyfriend Matt Roloff frequently visit Surprise, Arizona, where they own a vacation home that was once owned by Karen’s parents. While the sunny Arizona home serves as their vacation spot, a source says Karen has plans to move there permanently and soon.
The source revealed Karen is planning to move to Arizona full-time, likely by January. According to a family insider, Karen had wanted to move there for some time.
She will rent out her home in Oregon while she and Matt plan for their future. Karen reportedly no longer wants to film for the show, and the move will let her escape LPBW, which is currently ongoing.
On the show this season, will Matt Roloff join girlfriend Karen Chandler in moving to Arizona? Whether or not Matt wants to join Karen in Arizona is still up for debate, with the source noting Karen is letting Matt make his own decision about it, but she’d rather not be involved anymore.
The 24th season of LPBW premiered this fall, and viewers are watching the fallout from Matt’s failed negotiations with his son Zach. Tensions are still high among the Roloff family this season on LPBW.
Zach and his twin brother Jeremy were hopeful that they would inherit at least a portion of the farm where they were raised alongside their siblings. However, this was not to be.
Matt made it clear that his kids should earn at least a portion of what they were given and claimed that he never told his children that they would inherit the farm.
Matt admitted during an episode this season, “A lot of people say that I told the kids that they would inherit this property, and I never said anybody would inherit it.” After negotiations ended, Zach and his wife Tori moved their family from Oregon to Battleground, Washington.
They are happy in their new town, building a life for their three children: Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah. However, tensions between Zach and Tori and Matt and Karen are still high. In fact, Zach admitted this season that they don’t want to introduce their newborn son Josiah to Karen.
