Little People Big World: Chris Merrick Reaches Out to Matt Roloff
Chris Merrick tells Amy Roloff that he texted Matt to find out how the farmhouse is doing on the market. She is shocked that her husband would text her former husband behind her back and tell her later.
According to Chris, there have been no sightings since putting it up for sale. Amy Roloff knows that Matt intends to get the house off his hands; however, she has not visited the land since her ex-husband put up a sign for sale. Chris added that they weren’t even out there for a walk.
Chris Merrick says that the housing market has shifted a lot. The Little People Big World star explains that there have not been crazy bidding wars way above asking price as there were a few months ago, so Matt might not get what he’s looking for.
Amy Roloff Against Matt’s Behavior
Chris Merrick asks Amy Roloff how her kids are doing with the farm on the market. She thinks her boys are sad, frustrated, disappointed, and mad about how everything is broken.
Amy thinks that Matt acts like everything is right. She thinks he can be okay with the situation and doesn’t realize that his family doesn’t feel the same way.
Amy thinks it was something that hit the core for her children, so she doesn’t think it will be something that is easily swept under the rug and forgotten. She thinks that it will take time for them to come to terms with what happened.
Amy thinks that too much personal stuff has happened over the years. A few days ago, things got a little crazy between her and Matt about selling the farm.
She thinks they had a disagreement, and she talks more than ever. She explains that it’s easy to create distance between them.
Amy Roloff feels that something could have been done to keep the farm in the family. However, she realizes that she was not part of the discussion and did not know what happened.
Thus, she feels that the gap has been widened. Chris Merrick thinks it’s a shame that one of Amy’s children didn’t get the farm to carry the family name. He believes it’s too bad and that it couldn’t stay in the family for generations.
Chris asks Amy when she thinks they will be able to get the family together for a holiday gathering. Amy says it will be five years. She thinks it’s still a raw and tender subject and won’t go away with a snap of a finger.
