MATT Roloff went on an apparently incoherent Instagram tirade, leaving fans and followers worried about his health.
Meanwhile, the 60-year-old has still not sold a pricey portion of the family farm, after refusing to pass it down to his kids.
Matt Roloff poses with some old family friends[/caption]
The realty star has so far been unable to find a buyer for a portion of his farm[/caption]
The Little People, Big World family patriarch shared a series of new posts on Instagram, welcoming some life-long friends who had come to visit them.
“After 2 weeks in Arizona visiting my folks, Caryns folks and having kids and grands down to enjoy the warmth… We come back to the farm to have these dear friends of 30+ years come out from Texas to hang with us for a few days,” he captioned the post.
But in the comments section, one follower seemingly suggested Matt’s friends weren’t really his, writing: “So when you say dear friends of 30+ years, you mean friends of you and Amy.
“Hope you’re getting a prenup, Matt.”
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This set the star off in a follow-up photo, in which he rambled on:
“Negative people please go away gracefully.. you don’t possess adequate discernment to speak your inadequate mumble jumbo.
“But we will respond to the fools for fun if you are over 55 and mature and to qualify.”
In chat rooms online, fans were left scratching their heads, wondering what exactly he meant.
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“Did he just pick a bunch of random words out of a hat and try to create a sentence out of them?” one person asked. “Cause this s**t doesn’t make any sense.”
Another shared: “The ridiculous irony of Matt lambasting people’s “inadequate mumble jumbo” while writing a nearly incoherent caption is… something.”
One follower criticized Matt’s maturity: “Matt is basically a thin skinned child who can’t handle criticism of any kind with grace and dignity.”
And one fan didn’t mince words: “This isn’t “mumbo jumbo” Matt. You failed your family. You were a HORRIBLE husband and father. If I were Amy, I would have left you looong before she did. Time to hang it up.”
FAMILY MATTERS
Matt has been slammed recently for his deteriorating relationship with his family, as he continues to feud with his twin sons, Zach and Jeremy, both 32, after he was unable to come to a financial agreement with them over selling the farm.
The patriarch put 16 acres of the farm for sale for a whopping $4million on May 12.
The acreage includes the main house that boasts five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The newly-renovated home also includes a front porch, six-car garage, inground pool and more.
The property also has the famous big red barn, which has a TV production studio, guest suite, farm stand and gift shop.
Other whimsical features on the property include a pirate’s ship, German-inspired medieval castle, trails and bridges.
The property listing remains “active” today, as Matt hasn’t reached a deal with any potential buyers as of June 23.
FARM FEUD
On Little People, Big World, Matt has been feuding with his son Zach over the farm after he refused his son’s offers on the property.
The rejection ignited a rift between the pair, which Zach had talked about on the show.
He said: “My dad was definitely encouraging the conversation, [wife] Tori and [Matt’s girlfriend] Caryn [Chandler] came too.”
“The north side is the 30 acres my mom and dad shared, and the whole thing was weird, he starts making excuses… suddenly me and my wife are not good enough to run the farm.
“Whether we don’t have the money, don’t have the skillset… Tori said, ‘It wasn’t cool, I never wanna see someone talk to my husband like that ever.’”
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The argument has further caused a divide among the family, as Zach opted to take a step back from his duties at the farm.
Zach and Tori also made the decision to move from their Oregon home to their new $1million abode in Battle Ground, Washington.
Matt fired back at followers who questioned his friendships[/caption]
A portion of the family farm has been for sale for more than a month[/caption]
The farm owner has been feuding with his sons over the future of the site[/caption]
