Amy Roloff Quashes 'LPBW' Fans Hopes Of More Episodes After Season 25

Amy Roloff has literally broken thousands of hearts as she discussed the future of "Little People Big World."

The reality star declared that the probability of the hit reality show releasing more episodes is very low due to events happening in the cast's lives.

Amy Roloff is set to join her son Zach Roloff and his wife Tori, who stepped aside from the reality show earlier this year.

Amy uploaded a lengthy video announcing that her family has decided to step away from cameras following their lives 24/7. The video was accompanied by a lengthy caption which partly read:

"Hey friends! I just wanted to take a moment to connect with you all and share a little update from me. As of right now, there are no future plans for new episodes of Little People, Big World."

She explained that her family needed a break from reality television's chaos, adding, "Being a parent means raising your kids to find their own path, and I'm here to support them as they do just that."

The TV personality also shared a key life lesson she has learned so far, which is to take things slowly, especially when life gets tough.

"I truly believe in finding that inner strength to keep you grounded and hopeful. For me, that's always been my faith. But for you, it could be anything that lifts you up and keeps you going," Amy continued.

She thanked her fans for all the years of support and declared that their love means the whole world to her to conclude the message.

The celebrity's comment section was packed full of devoted watchers of the show who expressed their desperation for more entertainment from the family. Someone wrote:

"So why not X the kids and have a show with just the adults, you and Chris and Matt and Karen?? I'd rather see that than the kids. I'd like to see y'all's adventures since you are my age group because Zach and Tori are boring to me."

Another fan added, "It's sad Zack & Tori can't get past the fight over the farm with Matt & Caryn!! It basically ruined the show! And for the kids!"

One more commenter simply begged Amy to consider doing a series finale episode for the culture, while this viewer was glad Amy got to share her life with the public for 25 seasons as he admitted to having "learned so much!"

"Loved the show and the family, wish Zac and Tory would be kind to Matt though. Chris is fantastic, what a great husband to Amy! Sad no more episodes!" another fan declared.

This user gave the realty star her flowers, writing, "Amy you are a light in every place you land! Much love to you and Chris. Your children are all awesome because of your heart!"

The Blast reported in February that the couple broke the news of their exit from the show on their podcast "Raising Heights" amid the airing of the 25th season. The podcaster opened the floor for a very intimate conversation as she declared:

"Let's just talk about the elephant in the room. Are we coming back to 'Little People, Big World'?" Zach responded, "We are not. We made that pretty clear the last cycle."

Tori then explained that while the decision was taken between them and on the show, they needed to let the public know their current situation. "…we are not coming back to 'Little People, Big World.' We are done. That part in our lives, that chapter has closed," the mom of three noted.

Zach stated that he expected the fans to see the decision coming due to the series of problems their family faced in recent seasons.

He affirmed that nothing would change his mind about leaving the show or coming back for an appearance, as they had made it clear that they were done with that part of their lives for many reasons.

"This last cycle was rough between the family and the farm deal, and we were done with it. We moved on," the former TLC star added.

Zach and Tori's exit was also fueled by the need to protect their children's privacy and enjoy some much-needed space from the other Roloffs.

The reality star's decision to cut his family off did not sit well with Matt, especially amid preparations for his Dwarf Athletic Association of America fundraising event.

The Blast captured his disappointment at Amy's negative response after he asked her if their eldest son and his wife showed interest in attending the event.

Amy tried to de-escalate the situation by stating that Zach and his wife informed her they had other plans for the weekend, which coincided with their father's event.

Matt was not convinced by the excuse as he insisted that the sudden outing came up because of him. "They planned to make other plans. I think they made sure they had a good alibi," the displeased Roloff patriarch stated.

Now that the show is most likely done and the pressure has subsided, will the Roloff family bury the hatchet and resolve their issues?