Zach Roloff initially gained fame as the son of Matt and Amy on Little People Big World. However, he quickly became a fan favorite due to his endearing storyline with Tori.
The couple has shared their beautiful family moments as well as the challenges they face due to dwarfism, which has made LPBW fans feel a deeper connection with Zach.
While Zach’s journey on the popular TLC show is coming to an end soon, it seems he has plenty of options in front of him.
He recently launched his new podcast, The Raising Heights with Tori, which has delighted fans as it provides a medium for them to connect with their beloved stars.
Additionally, it appears that Zach is considering another potential career move, leaving fans curious about what it could be.
Zach Roloff has been making headlines lately for his decision to leave the family show after being an integral part of it for years.
Alongside his wife, Tori Roloff, he has been sharing insights into their life on their podcast, Raising Heights.
The couple has been teasing fans about upcoming changes in their lives, and now it seems that Zach is contemplating exploring new career opportunities.
During a recent podcast episode, Zach and Tori discussed some of the assumptions people make about Zach, including the misconception that he is lazy. Tori emphasized that it’s never too late to pursue new passions or find a different career path. She suggested that Zach simply hasn’t figured it out yet. Zach agreed with his wife’s sentiment and acknowledged that embarking on something new comes with consequences and sacrifices. However, he also highlighted the importance of his three children and the responsibilities he has towards them.
Zach went on to mention that some LPBW fans have suggested he become a professional soccer coach. However, the prospect of relocating to different places posed a significant question for him at the moment. He appeared somewhat hesitant about the option, but Tori expressed optimism, stating that each season brings new possibilities and that while it may not be the right time now, it could be a consideration for the future.