‘LPBW’ Alum Jeremy Roloff Blasts Fans for Thinking Audrey and Tori Got Pregnant Together on Purpose

He has some strong feelings about this one. Jeremy Roloff blasted Little People, Big World fans who questioned whether or not his wife, Audrey Roloff, and his sister-in-law, Tori Roloff, purposefully got pregnant at the same time. He and Audrey addressed the issue on an episode of their podcast, Behind the Scenes, which went live on July 30.

“Question of the century that everyone wants to know,” Audrey, 28, said about eighteen minutes into the podcast. “No, Tori and I did NOT plan to be pregnant together.” Her 29-year-old husband then interjected to say, “I’m gonna say that this is probably one of the most ridiculous, ignorant, rude, selfish …” before he’s cut off by his wife. “I think a lot of people that are asking this question haven’t tried to get pregnant,” Audrey defended their followers.

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“It’s coming from a complete point of ignorance,” Jeremy added. “Or just rudeness, I guess. It’s really disrespectful for the journey, the difficult journey, that a lot of women specifically have to go through. Because getting pregnant is a gift from God … to say that, ‘oh you just chose to get pregnant because this other person’ … ugh, I don’t know. It just really kind of rubbed me the wrong way that a lot of people are saying that. I just have to be frank about that.”

Jeremy also blasted social media for a bit and argued that people have no idea how long his brother Zach Roloff and sister-in-law Tori were trying to get pregnant or how long he and Audrey were trying.

Audrey also made the point that she and Tori are around the same age, and both couples are just experiencing the same “season of life,” so it shouldn’t come as a total shock that they’re both expecting second kids around the same time. “It’s just ridiculous,” Jeremy summed up the speculation. Do you think his reaction was a little strong, or is his critique of their fans fair?