Check Out How the Roloff Family Tree Has Grown! A Guide to the ‘Little People, Big World’ Cast

Matt Roloff

Matt Roloff started the legacy of Roloff Farms in 1990 following a career in tech. Moving his family to Oregon and out of the hustle and bustle of the Silicon Valley, he raised his four kids on the farm. Season 25 of LPBW shows Matt entering the next stage of his life with his fiancée, Caryn.

Caryn Chandler

Caryn worked on Roloff Farms for 10 years as a manager and began dating Matt just months after his divorce was finalized in 2016.

“Caryn is instrumental in running pumpkin season, she’s run it for 10 years. She tries to get [Amy] as involved as she can,” Matt explained of his beau during a 2018 episode of Little People, Big World. “There was awkwardness a little bit, but we’re all kind of finding our way.”

Amy Roloff

Previously married to Matt Roloff for 27 years, the pair officially divorced in 2016. Although there was a bit of awkwardness following their split, the two remain amicable. The A Little Me author has since remarried her long-time boyfriend, Chris Marek. Aside from being a published author, she also runs a website where she sells fudge, recipes and more. 

Chris Marek

Chris and Amy met in 2016 at a blind dating event. After inviting Amy on a motorcycle ride, the pair continued to solidify their bond by road tripping across Oregon, Washington and Canada. After five years of dating, the pair tied the knot on Roloff Farms in 2021.

Zach and Tori Roloff

Zach is the son of Matt and Amy Roloff and also Jeremy’s fraternal twin brother. Zach started dating Tori in 2010 after meeting on the family’s farm. After four years together, the two got engaged in April 2014. The pair wed in a romantic wedding on Roloff Farms in 2015. They remain on the show to this day, and have since launched a podcast called “Raising Heights” where they discuss their life in intimate detail.

Jackson, Lilah and Josiah Roloff

Zach and Tori welcomed their son and first Roloff grandchild, son Jackson, in January 2017. Two years later, their daughter, Lilah Ray, joined the family in November 2019.

In April 2021, the couple welcomed son Josiah just a few days before Tori’s birthday. “The best early birthday present a mama could ask for! We love you sweet boy!” Tori gushed via Instagram following the birth of baby No. 3.

Jeremy and Audrey Roloff

Jeremy is the son of Matt and Amy and also Zach’s fraternal twin. He started dating his now-wife, Audrey, in 2012. The pair tied the know in September 2014 and have since welcomed three children of their own.

After 17 seasons, Jeremy and Audrey shared the decision to leave the series.  “A year ago, I made the decision that this season would be our last,” Jeremy shared via Instagram in July 2018. “It has been an amazing run, and I can’t say thank you enough to all of you who have watched and supported us along the ride. We have the most loyal fans on TV, and we appreciate every one of you. You are what made doing this so fun.”

Since leaving the show, the pair have become New York Times best-selling authors of their book A Love Letter Life, host their podcast “Behind the Scenes” and sell books, clothes, and more through their company Beating 50 Percent. Jeremy has also gone on to obtain his student pilot license in July 2021.

Ember, Bode, Radley Roloff

Jeremy and Audrey welcomed their first daughter, Ember Jean, in September 2017. Baby No. 2, son Bode Knight, would make his arrival almost three years later in January 2020.

They expanded their family once again in November 2021 with the arrival of son Radley Knight.

Audrey and Jeremy put a lot of consideration into the monikers for each of their children. Audrey explained that fire played a significant role in her and Jeremy’s relationship as the two would often sit by a bonfire and discuss their future family, thus the name Ember was born.

Bode is defined as “messenger” but is also a play on Audrey’s maiden name. “We pray for our Bode to be a messenger of the gospel. That his life would be a message of hope, truth and love to many,” the proud mama explained on Instagram in January 2020. “His name is a nod to my maiden name ‘Botti’ pronounced ‘bo-tee,’ as a way to honor my side of the family.”

As for Radley’s name, it is of English origin and means “red meadow” while Knight is a name that typically means “warrior,” according to Babynames.com.

The couple announced they’re expecting baby No. 4 in November 2023. “Secret’s out … Baby #4 is on the way!!” Jeremy and Audrey wrote in a joint Instagram post at the time. “We are so excited to be growing our family again and adding another little grommet to our crew!”

Molly Roloff and Joel Silvius

Molly is the only daughter of Matt and Amy. While it’s been years since she appeared on her family’s TLC series, she’s been living a quiet life in Spokane, Washington with her husband Joel Silvius. 

Meeting her husband while studying at Whitworth University, the pair got engaged just days before Christmas in 2016. Molly and Joel tied the knot in a fairytale wedding in August 2017.

The duo will often visit her parents’ in Oregon and once in a blue moon, she’ll make rare appearances on their family member’s social media pages.

Jacob Roloff and Isabel Rock

The youngest Roloff son also took a step back away from his family’s long-running television series. Jacob married his long-time girlfriend, Isabel Rock, in September 2019, and the pair welcomed their first child two years later.

Mateo Roloff

Jacob and Isabel welcomed their first child, son Mateo, in December 2021 and the pair made the decision early on to not share any pictures of him online. 

“We knew before we had him that we wanted to protect his privacy online. How that looks was always going to change because you don’t know until you’re in it, how you’re going to feel, what you’re going to feel comfortable sharing when baby is really here,” she shared in an Instagram Q&A of their decision shortly after his birth. “Ultimately, Jacob said from the very beginning that we will share very little about our kids and I agreed. So now we are navigating that daily, checking in with each other about comfortability and what we choose to share.”