'Little People, Big World': Zachary takes Amy's side, says it's better to move out before Matt creates problems

Speaking about his parents' relationship, Zachary Roloff thinks it would be better for his mother to leave the house
Zachary Roloff (TLC)
Zachary Roloff (TLC)

Amy and Matt Roloff decided to separate but one thing that still connects them is the family home. After spending years in the house, Amy decided it was time for her to move out and find a place for herself. She knew she could not stay just a couple of steps away from her ex and the memories that were attached to the house did not make it easy for her to stay there any longer. 

While she was finding a home to move out, Matt Roloff decided to come in and inspect the home. Amy did not appreciate the behavior as she thought she should be the one doing the work as she was still staying in the house. She later decided to discuss the incident with their son, Zachary Roloff. 

Amy revealed that she did not appreciate Matt walking in the house and taking control of her, knowing that she was the one staying in the house for a long time. She then pointed out how Matt questioned her regarding the repairs even though they had been the same when the two were living in the house. 

Zachary suggested it would be better for his mother to move out of the house and look for a new house as soon as possible. Speaking to the camera, he explained that his dad, Matt, would not be happy with whatever is offered to him and would pinpoint the smallest of things to make a big deal out of it.

He added that even if he is given the house in perfect condition, he would have some problem with it. Amy agreed it would be better for her to pack her bags and move out once she finds a house. However, to make that happen, she had to look for a house. Unfortunately, she is having trouble looking for one. 

Zackary suggested that she should not wait longer as Matt would not be happy knowing that she still hadn't found a house. Hearing this, Amy felt the pressure to move out. She stated that when she moves out, it would be the first time she would be living in a house of her own. 

She revealed that before getting married to Matt, she used to live with her parents and never had the freedom to choose the house she wanted. While she felt independent and nervous about the move, she knew it was something that she had to do. 

'Little People, Big World' airs on Tuesdays at 9 pm ET on TLC.

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