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Dark Secrets From Little People, Big World. Only people of a certain age even remember when TLC was known as “The Learning Channel” and actually had education- focused programming to fit that moniker.

For much of the new millennium, the cable network has become known primarily for reality shows. It was in 2. 00. 6 that TLC introduced the world to the Roloff family, and the network as it’s known today was born. The success of Little People, Big World following its 2.

Jon & Kate Plus 8, Sister Wives, 1. Kids and Counting, and Here Comes Honey Boo Boo. Even as many of its successors have come and gone, the Roloffs have remained on TLC in one form or another for 1. However, like most reality show families, the Roloffs haven’t been able to avoid controversy. Beyond the divorce of Matt and Amy during the show’s run, there have been a number of dark moments involving various members of the Roloff family, both publicly and in private. The Roloff family have had their share of bad publicity to match the positive impact that they have had on educating the world about the struggles of dwarfism.

Here are 1. 5 Dark Secrets About Little People, Big World You Had No Idea About. There Was A Death “Hoax” Involving Matt Roloff. A common TV trope is to have a major character suffer some sort of medical emergency, and leave viewers waiting until the next season starts to find out what happened. TLC decided that a reality show has just as much right as a fictional one to end a season on an “is he alive or dead?” cliffhanger with LPBW‘s fifth season. The season five finale saw Matt Roloff collapse, and the episode– and season– came to an end with ambiguity as to what had happened. Fans immediately flocked to the internet with concern about Matt, wondering what was going on and if he was okay.

Things eventually escalated to the point that people began to speculate that Matt had died, causing Matt himself to finally make a public statement to clear the air. As it turned out, Matt had passed out due to severe vertigo, and by the time the episode aired, his condition had already improved to the point that he hadn’t had such a spell in months. Fans were both relieved to hear that Matt was doing fine, and also angry at TLC for being intentionally manipulative. Jacob Roloff said he was “forced” to participate in the show. The member of the Roloff clan that has been the source of the most friction is easily Jacob, the youngest of the four Roloff children.

Only 9 when the show debuted, Jacob spent his formative years in front of cameras, and he doesn’t have much positivity to share about the experience. Jacob has called LPBW “inherently fake,” which perhaps isn’t the most damning criticism of a reality show as it’s no big secret that most reality shows have scripted elements. What’s more troubling are Jacob’s accusations that his parents forced him to participate in the show despite his objections, and would often make him do scenes against his will. Considering that reality TV families have sometimes had members that chose not to participate and are simply left out of most or all of a show’s scenes– see: Rob Kardashian and Osbourne sister Aimee– Jacob should’ve been able to opt out of participating in the show if he chose to. Of course, it’s hard to say how much of his claims are true, and we can only hope that he’s just exaggerating and that a 9- year- old boy wasn’t forced to be a reality TV star entirely against his will.

Jacob openly discusses illegal drug use on Twitter. Once Jacob decided he was done trying to conform to any sort of TV- friendly version of himself, his social media accounts in particular became a place for him to sound off and be as controversial and “honest” as he wants to be. One such way he has done this is in his openly discussing his love for marijuana, including showing pictures of marijuana leaves, extolling the virtues and benefits of pot smoking, and tweeting things like, “Who doesn’t suck at selling weed?”While it should be noted that Oregon, where Jacob resides, is one of the states that has legalized the recreational use of marijuana, the law specifies that users be at least 2. So, as it stands, Jacob is breaking the law by being a pot smoker and won’t be able to legally use the drug until January 1. Matt has been arrested twice for DUIIn 2. TV star, Matt Roloff was arrested for driving under the influence after his car swerved into a ditch.

Though he was officially convicted of drunk driving, Matt had the charges dismissed the following year upon completion of an alcohol diversion program. Then, in 2. 00. 7, Matt was pulled over by a police officer when he was spotted driving erratically after leaving a bar.

Matt insisted he hadn’t been drinking, and claimed he was struggling with the vehicle because it had been fitted with break extensions especially designed for his wife. He pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence, and the case was later dismissed due to a combination of jury misconduct and failure to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Matt had been driving under the influence that night.

Jeremy Roloff’s wife, Audrey, accused of homophobia. Watch Haunted Honeymoon Megavideo there. When Jeremy Roloff married his longtime girlfriend, Audrey Botti, the episode featuring their wedding drew a series- high 2.

Since then, Audrey Roloff has become a regular fixture on the show and is as famous as anyone who was born with that last name. Unfortunately, she has chosen to use that fame to express some pretty close- minded opinions about the LGBT community.

It started when Audrey expressed her dissatisfaction with beauty brand Cover. Girl choosing openly gay male model James Charles as a brand ambassador, saying she didn’t like the “message” that it sent. It was also revealed that the pastor at Audrey’s church is a very vocal opponent of gay marriage.

Just to make sure that there was no confusion as to how she truly felt about such things, when people criticized Jeremy and Audrey’s marriage advice blog for not addressing same- sex couples, she said via the blog that they would never claim to be a source for gay marriage advice as it is not something they personally agree with. Audrey’s controversial pictures and marriage advice. It turns out that Audrey’s opinions about opposite- sex marriage have been known to stir up drama as well. On her and Jeremy’s aforementioned marriage blog, Mrs.

Roloff has been known to parlay some rather old- fashioned advice to women that suggests that wives should be submissive to their husbands. In one particular blog post aimed at the wives of the world, Audrey wrote, “Our bodies are no longer our own.” She continued, “We should desire to sexually please our spouses. So get naked.”As Audrey would later learn, there is a downside to courting such a strongly conservative fan base. When the mother- to- be posted pictures of herself on Instagram wearing a sports bra and showing off her baby bump, she saw a major backlash from her fans, saying it was “disgraceful” for her to bare so much skin and that that only her husband should be seeing that much of her body. Jacob dropped out of high school.

The Roloffs seemingly tried to have their kids live as normal of a life as possible in spite of being reality TV stars, and that included attending normal schools. However, Jacob ended up dropping out of high school before he graduated and picked up his remaining credits through online schooling. What’s surprising about Jacob’s reasons for leaving school is that they didn’t seem to involve his fame or his problems with LPBW. Jacob said that he got tired of all of the drama of people worrying about who to date and being concerned with unimportant, superficial matters. In other words, teenagers being teenagers.