Jeremy Roloff Reveals He Tragically Lost All Of The Pictures And Videos He Had Of Ember’s First Year Of Life!
Imagine you have all of this footage on your camera of your child growing up, and then all of the sudden it’s wiped from your hard drive. Well, unfortunately, that’s what happened to Jeremy Roloff and his wife, Audrey. BRB, crying over here!
Jeremy opened up about the traumatic incident on their new podcast, Behind the Scenes. At the end of the clip, Jeremy shared the “thorn” of his week, and it’s a doozy. He confessed, “We have a Drobo — it’s a raid system that backs up our hard drives, and I work off of it. It crashed, and we might have lost a ton of footage of Ember — just her first year of life, and I spent two weeks organizing all of our footage that we have ever taken.” OMG, this is so terrible! So, will they ever be able to recover their files?
“Long story short, it’s at a facility — a lab — right now, and they are diagnosing it to see if they can repair it and recover the data, and it’s going to cost — I don’t even want to say what it’s going to cost, it’s sad,” the former Little People Big World star said.
His wife, Audrey, is also devastated. She said that they “are praying” that they can recover some of the footage at least. Jeremy added, “It will be worth it, but we are talking — that is my thorn. It’s such a thorn. I am like laughing through it, but it’s really sad. That’s kind of a bummer note to end on.”
While it’s super devastating for their family to not have these childhood pictures, it’s also sad for all their fans out there, who love seeing their daughter all over their Instagram. The doting father loves to post pictures of his baby girl outside playing, and also loves taking a good selfie with her. We can’t enough of baby Ember, and since the couple quit LPBW, those pics and videos were all the more important for fans hoping to see all of Ember’s “firsts.”
We feel for you, Jeremy, and hope that you guys get those pictures recovered, ASAP!
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