Jeremy and Audrey Roloff recently caught the attention of Little People, Big World fans after images of children playing at their home came to light. Some fans were especially worried about the children’s safety. Taking to social media, many fans discussed what could go wrong and what the family should do.
Audrey & Jeremy Added A New Addition To Their Home
Jeremy and Audrey became known to fans from Little People, Big World. In the series, Jeremy’s parents Amy and Matt and his fraternal twin brother Zach all have dwarfism. The show explores the family’s everyday life, including the love lives of Matt and Amy’s children.
As seen in the series’ eighth season finale, Jeremy and Audrey married on the Roloff family farm back in 2014. The two have gone on to start a family of their own, including their four children, Ember Jean, Bode James, Radley Knight, and Mirabelle May.
On Reddit, a fan recently shared screenshots of a recent addition to Jeremy and Audrey’s new home. In the images, children could be seen playing on a rock wall installed in the children’s playroom.
As seen, the children and their friends were all dressed in costumes, like fairies and superheroes, as they played on the wall. In addition to the rock wall, one girl was seen on a climbing rope while another was climbing up a ladder.
Some Fans Suggested Jeremy & Audrey Could End Up Getting Sued
A caption in the second image read, “For those that missed it, yes, Jeremy built this whole rock wall in our playroom. He had a very specific vision of it and it’s so cool to see how it’s come to life. All the kids love it.” A smaller caption also read, “There’s a little spot to top out in this corner.”
The original poster showed some concern for the refurnished playroom. As they wrote, “How long until a friend falls and their parents sue Oddj and Germ?”
In addition, many fans took to the comments to share some similar concerns. As with the original poster, one concern was that they family could get sued over the room. Some suggested the children should be wearing helmets or discussed what made things unsafe for kids. These comments also included:
- “How would ANY home owner’s insurance approve this? Do they just pay off houses and not get insurance? This is a serious injury and lawsuit waiting to happen-even if they had a gymnastics foam pit to fall into.”
- “The rope that could be caught or wrapped around another child’s appendages while one kid holes it and another is swinging from above.. all the friends probably sign waivers to be put on public social media and not sue in case something negligent happens.”
- “How many of the kids got stuck on the platform and had to be helped down? It could be cool if he wanted to build an indoor treehouse up a ladder or something…safer…”