SINCE premiering in 2006, Little People, Big World, has become a staple in the TLC lineup.
After all the drama of season 23 unfolded on television, fans now want to know when season 24 will premiere.
Tori and Zach Roloff star on TLC’s Little People, Big World
When is Little People, Big World back on?
Fans have watched the Roloff family grow up before their very eyes, and are now exceited to see more drama unfold.
Season 24 of Little People, Big World is scheduled to premire on November 1, 2022, on TLC and Hulu starting at 9pm EST.
The show can also be streamed on Discovery Plus with an active subscription.
What happened during Season 23?
Season 23 was arguably one of the most intense seasons to date due to the drama surrounding Roloff Farms.
During the season, fans saw Matt Roloff and Zach Roloff battle it out after he wouldnt sell the farm to his son, causing them to move from Oregon to Washington.
At the time, Zach’s wife, Tori Roloff, was also pregnant with their third child.
The season mostly focused on Zach and Tori’s new life in Washington as they prepared to welcome son Josiah, who also has achondroplasia dwarfism.
However, Amy Roloff also made several appearences alongside her new husband, Chris Marek, as she expressed her feelings about Matt’s decision to sell the family farm.
The new season is expected to continue to follow Zach and Tori’s parenting journey as well as the family farm drama.
Amy Roloff married Chris Marek in 2021
Who stars on Little People, Big World?
In the beginning of the series, Little People, Big World followed Matt and Amy and their kids, Zach, Jeremy Roloff, Molly Roloff, and Jacob Roloff.
However, as time went on, some of the Roloff kids decided to step out of the spotlight and focus on their lives away from TV.
Now, the show mostly focuses on Matt, Amy, Zach, Tori, Chris and Matt’s girlfriend, Caryn Chandler.
Jacob ultimately quit the show in 2017 and Jeremy, alongwith his wife, Audrey Roloff, followed the year after.
Molly also quit the show after she married Joel Silvius in 2017 and relocated the Spokane, Washington.
