Family Farm Fail! Man Falls Through Platform At Amy & Matt Roloff’s Property
Oct. 13 2017, Published 9:53 a.m. ET
Matt and Amy Roloff are getting ready for pumpkin picking season at Roloff Family Farm, but they’re still not ready for any guests! RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that their property is still a mess, despite their packed opening weekend. Click through these slides to see how a Little People, Big World fan was injured at the property!
Matt and Amy Roloff are getting ready for pumpkin picking season at Roloff Family Farm, but they’re still not ready for any guests! RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that their property is still a mess, despite their packed opening weekend. Click through these slides to see how a Little People, Big World fan was injured at the property!
Amy, Matt and his girlfriend Caryn Chandler opened up the Roloff Family Farm over the weekend, but their season didn’t get off to a good start!
An insider took a tour led by Audrey Roloff’s mom Cendi, and told RadarOnline.com that “an overweight farm hand fell through the platform where they let guests out to tour the ‘Ghost Town’ area.”
“Everyone on the tour gasped when he fell through,” the insider said. “His foot fell through up to his calf area. He fell back and sat on platform. Then he huffed and puffed and pulled his leg out and went over to Cendi.”
“Cendi came over and just shoved a square plank over the area and let everyone out,” the insider said.
“The wood platform was clearly rotting and there were many overweight farm guests getting tours that day,” the insider said.
But as RadarOnline.com previously reported, that wasn’t the only drama of the day!
Amy was caught flirting with a man behind her boyfriend Chris Marek’s back and her son Jeremy was caught getting along with her nemesis Caryn.
Matt, 55, and Amy, 53, were also slapped with a lawsuit in 2011 after a fan claimed she suffered serious injuries at the farm during a picnic. The case was settled and dismissed out of court in 2013.
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