Little People Big World cast member Matt Roloff turned the old family home on Roloff Farms into a short-term rental property. With the new TLC season on the air, fans’s jaws are hitting the floor at the insane price tag. So, how much is Matt charging?
Little People Big World: Matt Roloff Securing His Future After TLC Show Ends?
Zach Roloff and Tori Roloff dropped the bombshell recently that they are done with Little People Big World, and that Season 25 which is currently airing on TLC will be the last time viewers see them on the show. The way viewers see it, the show is over without Zach, Tori, and their children.
In terms of the show’s future after Season 25, nothing has been confirmed officially regarding a cancelation. Matt Roloff has been making a lot of lucrative moves with Roloff Farms lately. Little People Big World fans see this as Matt securing his next cash cow if and when those TLC checks stop coming.
TLC Celeb Is In The Short-Term Rental Business
All the drama surrounding Roloff Farms has been a goldmine for TLC. The network has been milking the family drama for some time now, and it has worked out for them. Matt Roloff didn’t have any buyers for the portion of the farm he put up for sale.
The amount that Zach Roloff offered his dad was well below his asking price, and Matt didn’t want to sell it to his son for an extreme family discount. Instead, he decided to turn a section of Roloff Farms, including the family home where he and Amy raised their children, into a short-term rental.
Little People Big World Fans Shocked Over Hefty Price Tag
The Roloff Farms rental may seem like a good idea, especially for fans of the show. However, staying in the iconic family home and on the popular farm will cost interested guests a pretty penny. The booking can accommodate up to 16 guests. However, you’d need a party that big to bring down the cost, otherwise, you’d be paying a lot of money out of pocket.
A Little People Big World fan and her husband recently wanted to book a five-night stay in January. The alarming total came out to $22,090.69 for those five nights.
If you were to split that with the maximum amount of guests allowed, that would still come out to a whopping $1,380 and change for each of the 16 guests.
For just two guests, $22k and change is an impossible amount for everyday working people to pay.
- One Little People Big World fan said: “Little People, Big Delusions.”
- Another viewer said: “Hey they need compensated incase PORNO is shot there.”
- A third commenter said: “Hmmm a luxury villa in Hawaii or a cold and grey winter stay at Roloff farmhouse?”
