'LPBW' Tori Roloff & Family Are Kicking Off Spring Season With 'Frog Hunting'

Tori Roloff is excited about what the new season has to offer!

While fans anxiously await updates about the renewal of "Little People Big World" for a 25th season, the stars of the show are getting their house in order. Tori employed the services of her two eldest children — Jackson and Lilah Ray — to clean out their environment in the spirit of Spring cleaning. The family bonding process comes on the heels of the matriarch hinting at the possibility of her family leaving their famous TLC show.

After several months of the Roloffs getting called out for their house looking "filthy," they finally opted to do the needful. Tori shared proof of the occurrence with three photos, leading with a shot of an over-excited Jackson running across what appeared to be a soccer pitch. 

The five-year-old donned a blue and white jersey over a pair of black shorts and Nike sports shoes. The caption, "Spring season: Let's gooooo!" perfectly fit the tot's celebratory action in the pic. Jackson made a reappearance in a second image that showed him standing with his sister Lilah on the grass.

He sported a light blue shirt, gray jeans, and black boots for this snap, while his sibling wore a onesie and cream booties. His mother told her nearly two million followers that “frog hunting season” had “also officially started” in the text overlay. 

A third update from Tori featured her daughter in a positive stance which she described as the three-year-old being "stoked" across the shot. When she and her family are not bonding through home chores, the doting mother-of-three has other tricks up her sleeve.

Per a previous report from The Blast, the television personality uploaded a video that showed her and Jackson dancing to The Weeknd's 2020 song, "Blinding Lights." The mother-son duo dressed for the part with Tori in a black shirt, white bum shorts, and sunglasses and her son in a white shirt and blue shorts.

The kindergarten teacher's Instagram Story update was captioned, "I'm not a regular mom: I'm a cool mom. Not." Even though she and her baby boy seemingly had fun in the clip, the 31-year-old had previously opened up about the challenges of maintaining the home front on some days.

Sharing her thoughts through her Story, Tori informed her fans of feeling "overstimulated all day long," even after she had gone to the gym and had a coffee. She disclosed that she did not feel she spent enough time with her family since she had to deal with unexpected problems, including a broken dishwasher.

The "LPBW" star added that Jackson made "a red choice (honestly a rare occasion for him)," making him miss a chance to spend time with his dad, Zach. She finished by reminding similarly busy mothers that getting overstimulated was normal, so she hoped that her candidness would encourage them in those moments.

Tori revealed the possibility of her family leaving "LPBW" during a question-and-answer session with her fans. The Blast noted that one fan had asked the professional photographer how long she planned to be on television alongside an appreciation "for sharing your lives with us," to which she responded:

"I think our time is definitely coming to a close, but we're trying to enjoy it while it's here."

The former Woodland Primary School staff member was also queried about her favorite and least favorite filming parts, resulting in her shutting down people's misconceptions about her family. 

Tori had first mentioned the Roloffs' exit from the beloved reality series in November 2022 when she replied "Yes" to another fan who asked if she and her husband would ever "step away from filming."

Even though the social media influencer did not provide additional information, fans have begun speculating on the reasons behind their exit. Zach and Tori's clan would be the last ones standing with his twin brother Jeremy and his wife Audrey, announcing their decision to quit "LPBW" over four years ago. 

Another reason for their desire to leave might be the drama trailing the sale of Roloff Farms, which began after the family's patriarch, Matt, returned on his agreement with the father-of-three.

Zach was slated to take over the 110 acres of land in the show's 22nd season until his father decided not to follow that plan. Ultimately, the 31-year-old, alongside his wife and their kids, moved from Oregon to Washington.