Little People’s Tori Roloff ditches husband Zach and kids for girls’ trip in California with bar-hopping and sightseeing
But the Little People, Big World star’s visit to the Happiest Place on Earth was slammed by fans concerned for her kids.
Tori Roloff (right) and a friend (left) enjoyed a private weekend in DisneylandCredit: Instagram/toriroloff
The LPBW star shared videos and photos from her tripCredit: Instagram/toriroloff
Tori, 32, took a weekend trip to Disneyland in Anaheim, California with her friend, Monique Serra.
Husband Zach, 33, was left behind to care for their three young children.
The pair posted pics and videos from both Disneyland and neighboring Disney’s California Adventure.
The ladies screamed on a roller coaster, toasted some drinks at a Pixar themed bar and of course posed with the main mouse himself, Mickey.
And since it was Super Bowl weekend, the two wore custom-made mouse ears and sweatshirts that showed their Swiftie fueled love for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Even though Tori is an admitted Seattle Seahawks fan.
“Better post this before things get too dicey!!” she captioned a block of photos, acknowledging her betrayal. “Don’t worry I go back to being a Seahawks fan tomorrow! We’re just busy living our best lives over here!”
SHOWING OFF
But fans online were less concerned for her bandwagon jumping, and more so for the family she left behind.
“Why would a 30 some yr old parent of 3 leave their kids at home to go to Disneyland and take selfies?” one person commented, “It’s weird.”
Others felt Tori was showing off, and flaunting her wealth with the trip.
“I think it’s really sad that you post pictures for repeated trips to Disneyland, when many of your followers can’t even go for one,” another person criticized.
“You are luckier than more people because of your lifestyle you can do that, but sad that you have to shove it in peoples faces.”
A second person felt the same way.
“Must be nice to have money doing nothing. I work and my husband works and yet I still can’t afford a girls trip yet.”
NEW ENDEAVORS
However, Tori and Zach’s life in the spotlight could be over, after they decided to step away from their family’s reality television show and start their own podcast, named Raising Heights.
The LPBW stars shared a clip on Tori’s Instagram Story last week to promote their new business venture.
In the video, Tori said: “We’re excited to share things about our life that we’re truly passionate about.
“We’re excited to share in our own way. We’re excited to take you along still on parenting moments, life moments, relationship moments, but tell it from our perspective.”
Their first episode, called Our Real Love Story, came out on Thursday, February 8.
MISSING IN ACTION
The announcement came only two weeks before the new season of LPBW, which comes out on February 20.
Fans have started to believe that Zach and Tori won’t be in the new season, amid a growing feud with his father, Matt Roloff, and fiance Caryn Chandler.
Matt has a rocky relationship with his son and daughter-in-law, after he decided not to sell a large portion of the farm in Hillsboro, Oregon, to the couple.
The pair moved to Washington with their children, and Caryn’s son, Connor, said they rarely visit the 106-acre farm these days.
Asked how often they come to visit, Connor exclusively told The U.S. Sun, “Based off what I know, maybe twice a year. You know, they moved, obviously, they moved away and just with all the indifferences, they’re kind of doing their own thing.
“I did hear through the grapevine that they do not want to be on another season if the show were to continue and they just want to do their own thing.
“I do believe no matter whether there’s a continuance or not, Zach and Tori probably will not be seen on the next season.”
Tori and her friend also supported the Kansas City ChiefsCredit: Instagram/toriroloff
Tori left husband Zach in charge of the kidsCredit: Instagram /@toriroloff
The couple may not be on the show next year
