Molly Roloff Makes a Rare Appearance on Her Dad’s Instagram — See the Sweet Photos!
Say cheese! Molly Roloff made a surprise visit to the farm over the weekend — and proud dad Matt made sure everyone knew about it! The Little People, Big World star took several snaps with his 24-year-old daughter, who recently tied the knot to Joel Silvius, and they looked so happy. Watch the video above to see all the sweet photos.
The newlywed, who makes rare appearances on her family's hit TLC show, now lives in Spokane, WA — about a six-hour drive from Roloff Farm. Although Matt and Amy are divorced, Molly made sure to spend time with her mama recently, too. Back in April, Amy gushed about their three-day trip.
"What an awesome start to my three day weekend taking a road trip to visit with Molly and Joel," Amy captioned a selfie of her with the couple. "Love them bunches. She made the best cinnamon rolls and fresh squeeze orange juice for mimosas for a relaxing Saturday morning. She’s my baker. I kind of like Spokane! Hmm… Love You Molly Joe." So sweet!
Unfortunately, Jacob Roloff and his fiancée, Isabel Rock, were nowhere to be seen this weekend. Although Mol's other siblings made it to the family affair, the 21-year-old didn't seem to get the invite. Then again, their relationship seems to be on thin ice these days.
On May 31, Jacob released his new book Out to See and opened up about his father figure, Mike Detjen — who wasn't Matt. "I appreciate Mike's influence on me a lot," Jacob wrote. He met Mike through soccer and would often drop Jacob off at games. "Some took place hours away, and he would get me reading Popular Mechanics and Popular Science out loud during the long drive," Jacob said. "I expanded my mind and learned new words from the writing inside those magazines, and even things I didn't fully understand helped me later as a writer and reader." Ouch. Maybe he just couldn't make it?
Little People, Big World airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. EST on TLC.
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