'Little People, Big World' is the longest-running reality show on TLC. The show follows the life of the Roloff family's six members on their farm near Portland, Oregon. Matt and Amy Roloff, who are 4 feet tall, had many problems while parenting their four children on the series. The family's 34-acre Oregon farm served as the part playground and part working farm.
Pumpkin season was a hit with viewers since it showcased Matt's extravagant ideas. Matt and Amy separated as the family got older. Zach is the only one of his siblings who has stayed on the farm, and he and his wife have been sharing their lives with viewers. Here is all you need to know about Zach and his net worth.
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Who is Zach Roloff?
Zachary Luke mostly known as Zach has a twin brother Jeremy. Zach, like his mother, has achondroplasia. Zach is 4 ft 4 while Amy is 4'2". Zach had a skull shunt installed as a kid to remove the extra cerebrospinal fluid. As shown in the season one episode "Zach's Emergency," the shunt failed and had to be replaced surgically. Zach used to play competitive soccer but stopped owing to his size in comparison to the other soccer players.
He returned to competitive soccer in season two after making his high school's soccer squad. His performance was momentarily halted when he underwent surgery to rectify the bending of his legs. He was also Jacob's soccer coach. In the spring of 2009, both twins graduated from high school. Zach participated in a basketball game against small kids on WWE Tough Enough. He presently works as a soccer coach. In July 2015, Zach married Victoria Elizabeth ("Tori") Patton. They welcomed their first child, Jackson Kyle, in 2017, their second child, Lilah Ray, in 2019, and their third child, Josiah Luke, in April 2022.
What is Zach Roloff's net worth?
According to the sources, Zach Roloff's net worth is estimated to be approximately $700 thousand dollars. He seemingly makes the bulk of his wealth from his family’s reality show and is reportedly paid around $7,000 per episode. While his primary job appears to be as a television personality, Zach also makes money as one of the tour guides for the farm’s Golden Pass Private Tours, which cost $300 per ticket. Tori also brings in her own income as a photographer, star on LPBW, and social media influencer.
However, the couple sparked rumors they were leaving the reality show when they announced they had moved from their Portland home to Washington in October. Tori assured fans they weren’t going anywhere.
Zach is the only one of Amy and Matt's adult children that continues to appear on the series, while his siblings Molly, Jeremy, and Jacob have all left. Zach and his wife Tori Roloff will appear in season 23 of the show.
TLC will start airing Season 23 of 'Little People, Big World' from Tuesday, May 17