Little People’s Audrey Roloff claps back after she’s accused of being ‘tone-deaf’ for showing off huge house renovations
Audrey, 32, took to Instagram and shared the latest renovations to her farmhouse in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Audrey Roloff posed inside her farmhouse under constructionCredit: instagram/audreyroloff
Audrey said she has been ‘juggling little kids, work, homeschool, being displaced from our home, and pregnancy’Credit: Instagram/audreyroloff
Jeremy Roloff and Audrey posed together to share their baby newsCredit: Instagram audreyroloff
In a carousel of photos, the former Little People, Big World star shared a snapshot of her sons Bode, two, and Radley, one, looking bored in an empty room.
The ex-TLC star shared a snap of herself as she stared at the unfurnished walls.
In the last image, Audrey and her husband, Jeremy Roloff, 33, shared their excitement as they are expecting a fourth child.
In addition to Bode and Radley, the stars share their five-year-old daughter Ember.
She revealed the farmhouse went through seven months of renovations.
“Renovating an old home on the property is full of surprises. While we are so fortunate and grateful to be doing this, it is not for the faint of heart,” Audrey shared in her lengthy caption.
“Especially while juggling little kids, work, homeschool, being displaced from our home, and pregnancy.”
“We are TIRED. We’ve discovered so many unfortunate things with this home throughout the process, and it has felt defeating at times, but I know we’ll get through it,” she continued.
“And hopefully in time to welcome our fourth baby at home.”
MONEY SPENT
At the end of January, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed the couple dropped about $791,570 for renovations in 2023.
According to the Washington County Assessor’s Office, the improvements included the main home, yard, and farm implement building.
They also spent $694,570 in renovations on their home in 2022.
In total, the pair spent up to $1,486,140 on renovations.
THE CRITICISM
Fans blasted the TV star for supposedly being tone-deaf when she gave a peek inside their home.
In early January, Audrey revealed the interiors of the two-story farmhouse seemed under construction – with its bare white walls and stripped floorboards.
A railing appeared missing from the second story.
The floor was littered with ladders, broomsticks, and wooden boards.
Bode and Radley wandered around their empty living room space.
In the comments section online thread, critics assumed the worst and claimed the home renovations “would never be finished.”
“I feel like this will never be done,” one critic slammed.
“They probably rushed to get that flooring done. Then Jeremy got home and decided to change it all up,” another critic suggested
“I think the original size fireplace looked better. Something about it now seems odd. Waste of time,” a third critic pointed out.
“Maybe the house will be complete by the time all four kids graduate from high school,” a fourth person trolled.
“Imagine paying so much money and time spent, and it still looks the same,” a commentator chimed.
Audrey shared a photo of her kids inside their home under constructionCredit: Instagram/audreyroloff
Audrey and Jeremy pictured with their three children
