Little People’s Tori Roloff shares new video of daughter Lilah, 3, falling on her face while dancing at wild kids’ party
TORI Roloff has shared a new video of her daughter Lilah falling while dancing at a wild kids’ party.
The Little People, Big World star posted videos from the 2023 Little People of America Conference to her Instagram Stories on Friday.
Lilah, three, was shown busting a move to the upbeat country song Cotton-Eyed Joe before taking a small tumble on the dance floor.
Tori, 32, recorded the three-year-old happily prancing back and forth only to lose her balance and take a spill beside other dancing children.
The fall did little to stop Lilah as she quickly worked her way back upright and back to her feet.
Tori captioned the video: “Lilah just got here.”
The following recording showed Lilah performing arm motions to the Frozen theme song, Let It Go, while her friend Mila belted out the lyrics.
A photo captioned: “One last dance!!” showed Zach, 33, and Tori’s oldest son Jackson, six, helping their youngest, one-year-old Josiah, to cut a rug.
In April, fans were divided over a video of Tori laughing after her Lilah fell face-first on the hardwood floors in their home.
The toddler did not appear hurt – in fact, she got right back up and went back for more.
The reality TV star left fans split after she shared a silly video of her daughter Lilah falling on the hardwood floor.
The fall appeared intentional, though she landed on her belly with her face down.
In the clip, Tori’s only daughter appeared standing in front of a bench placed under a coat rack in the entryway of their Washington state home.
She raised her arms as one of Tori’s sons said in the background: “Ready?”
Suddenly, Lilah fell forward and did not use her arms to catch herself.
Tori laughed while holding the camera and Lilah smiled before getting up and taking her position once more.
The clip was captioned: “Goodnight.”
Fans were split in the comments section of the clip, which was shared on a Facebook fan account.
FANS REACT
One commenter joked: “Lilah is going to be a great diver someday. Hugs.”
Another concerned commenter wrote: “The baby is of course adorable. But I can’t understand why adults put the baby in danger and think it’s funny.
“That laughter in the video encourages the baby to think her falling on the floor is a good way to entertain the adults and to repeat the action. The floor is tough but the baby isn’t protected. She is safe for the first try, and next try? She might hurt herself.”
A second worried commenter wrote: “Please put the rug or the yoga mat for them.”
Someone else wrote: “Lilah you get me every time. Your zest for life is endless.”
Another critic commented: “She’s cute until she hits her face on the floor and damages something. Parents should be more responsible.”
A sixth fan wrote: “Cuteness overload!”
Someone else chimed in: “I think she thought she was diving into water. Cute baby!”
A cautious commenter wrote: “There is nothing cute about this. The baby could fall on something and hurt herself.”
Another fan wrote: “If it hurt people she wouldn’t do it! Relax and let her enjoy playing with her momma! She’s just being silly!”
ROAD TRIP
Earlier this week, Tori posted new photos of her family of five’s trip to Texas.
Tori and her husband Zach Roloff took their three children Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah, to Texas.
The TLC star shared a glimpse of their trip on her Instagram Story.
In a video, the whole LPBW family was sitting in a Mexican restaurant and eating dinner when they got a pleasant surprise.
The restaurant patrons were serenaded by an amazing mariachi band.
She captioned the video: “Thank you to the table next to us for this treat!”
The mother of three also posted a photo of her family at the front of The Alamo.
She tagged her location, the official Alamo Instagram, and captioned the photo, “Remember The Alamo.”
The Roloff family was dressed for the Texas heat.
They were all wearing shorts, a T-shirt, and comfortable touristy walking shoes.
Tori then posted a similar photo, but without her in it, with the caption, “Zach and I could’ve spent all day here.”
