'LPBW' Matt Roloff Hints At Cause Of Split From Fiancée Amid Vow To Move Forward 'With Trust'

Matt Roloff and his fiancée, Caryn Chandler, have called it quits after eight years together.

The shocking breakup comes just two years after the "Little People Big World" star popped the question to Chandler, with plans to walk down the aisle in 2024.

However, the lovebirds couldn't follow through with their plan for reasons unknown.

Roloff shared the "tough" news of his broken engagement in an Instagram post. "Caryn and I have decided to part ways & end our engagement," he wrote. "Life’s a continued journey, and this is the right step for us at this time."

The patriarch continued, explaining that he and Chandler will remain "amicable" despite their breakup. They will also cherish they beautiful memories built over the years.

Concluding the statement, the TLC star shared a glimpse into what the future holds for him. "Your support means the World to me," Roloff told fans before adding:

"I’m committed to moving forward with positivity and trust in the path ahead. Much love to all."

He uploaded the statement with no captions and removed fans' ability to comment on the post.

Despite a closed comments section, "Little People Big World" fans took to X to share their thoughts on the broken relationship between Roloff and Chandler.

Many celebrated the news, sharing that they suspected the couple wouldn't last the long haul. One user penned, "Lol. I knew this wouldn’t last. He also still hasn't sold the big house. Could have sold it for less to one of his sons. Ruined relationships."

Another harsh comment read, "He has always been a sob and she is a money grub, both losers, so in recapping, who gives a flying f-ck."

Others hinted that Chandler was the one who pulled the plug on the relationship. "She finally realized how awful he is?" this fan asked.

The breakup surely comes as a shock, as Roloff often gushed about getting his second chance at love. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case.

The pair first crossed paths when Chandler became an employee on the Roloff farms. However, things didn't turn romantic until years later in 2017, following Matt's divorce from his ex-wife, Amy Roloff.

"Caryn’s been the farm manager on Roloff Farms for a number of years, and we have a great working relationship. And we are officially dating," the patriarch announced in a 2017 episode of "Little People Big World."

After four years of dating, the lovebirds moved in together when they relocated to Arizona. In April 2023, their relationship was taken to the next level when Roloff proposed.

As The Blast reported, the television personality gushed about their life together at the time, saying, "Our plan is to enjoy our engagement, and we are looking forward to a simple but elegant wedding in 2024."

The news of Roloff and Chandler's engagement received mixed reactions from his ex-wife, Amy.

For the threesome's first physical meeting, the mother of four invited her ex-husband and Chandler to dinner, where she saw the engagement ring for the first time.

The tension between the trio was undeniable, with Amy describing the moment as "a little funny" in the confessional. She also revealed plans to avoid getting personal with Chandler.

"Matt's my ex, but you know, I'll be okay as long as we don't get, you know, nitty gritty and personal. Like, I would never talk to Caryn about Matt," she shared

Meanwhile, fans of "Little People, Big World" are still waiting for their beloved cast members to return to the screen.

As The Blast reported, Amy confirmed the family's decision not to release more episodes after season 25 premiered in February 2024.

"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 shared in a video.

The matriarch explained that she was supportive of her son, Zach Roloff, and his wife, Tori Roloff's, decision to leave the show.

"Being a parent means raising your kids to find their own path, and I'm here to support them as they do just that," she said.