Little People, Big World is getting a little smaller.
In July 2018, Jeremy Roloff announced that he, his wife Audrey and their daughter Ember,
would be stepping away from the show.
After hearing the unexpected news of their departure, many fans began to wonder if Jeremy's
twin brother, Zach, would make a similar decision.
Instead, Zach and his wife Tori - and their adorable baby, Jackson - are sticking around,
claiming they're not finished telling their story.
But, just what do we know about Tori's life so far?
Here's the untold truth of Tori Roloff.
Pumpkins are for lovers
It feels like just yesterday that Zach and Tori Roloff said "I do," but they got hitched
back in July 2015.
"Today I make the most important decision of my life.
The decision to become your wife."
Their love story began when Tori was hired to work on the Roloff family farm, in 2010.
Tori had spent most of the pumpkin season alongside Zach, when a coworker informed her
that Zach found her "cute" - but didn't think she'd go for him.
"It's nice having Tori around on the farm, she's working for my mom and dad.
Give her a reason to come down here more often and then we can hang out later."
Tori proved him wrong by arranging a date.
She told People,
"Our first date lasted five hours, and we've been together ever since."
Reality TV butterflies
When Tori began dating Zach, there was certainly a lot at stake.
As a longtime reality TV star, much of Zach's life had already been playing out on TV for
many years.
For Tori, making the leap from farmhand to television star would certainly have its perks,
but it initially made her nervous.
She shared what it was like to face the cameras, telling People,
"We're such a unique pairing, and we have a really cool story to share, but it was terrifying.
But the show has helped me realize I shouldn't worry about what other people think."
Maternal instincts
"We have some really exciting news to share with all of you."
"We're having a baby."
In May 2017, Zach and Tori welcomed their first child, Jackson Kyle.
But before becoming parents, the couple learned that their child would have a 50 percent chance
of inheriting dwarfism.
"Not gonna lie, like it was always like a scary thought to have like an a-chon baby."
During Tori's 34-week ultrasound, they learned their son did have achondroplasia - the most
common form of dwarfism - just like his father.
Zach explained some of the potential birthing complications, on the show, saying,
"The baby's an LP and its head's measuring a little big so, you know, natural birth,
you know, it can be a dangerous thing."
Nevertheless, they made the best decision for their family.
Tori told People,
"We knew our chances of having a dwarf, but it didn't matter.
We just knew we wanted to be parents, however God wanted it to happen."
"We'll hope to just give him a healthy, happy life and…"
"Support him in every way."
"Yeah, support him in every way."
A "12th man" kind of woman
The Roloff family farm is located in Oregon, about 30 miles west of Portland.
And this means the Roloffs live in a state that doesn't have its own NFL team.
Forbes reported that nearly half of all Oregonians root for Washington's NFL team, the Seattle
Seahawks.
And Tori's allegiance as a "12th man" - aka, a die-hard Seahawks fan - is crystal clear.
She shared a photo of Jackson in a Seahawks onesie, writing, "Because it's never too early
to start 'em off right."
And it looks like her little man's a "12th man," too, at least according to his wardrobe.
"What's this pile?
This is the pile that Dad's gonna choose from when he wants to put something that mom doesn't
want on him."
Her happy place
Disney World is the most magical place on earth - just ask Tori.
After she and Zach married, the couple set off for their very own "disneymoon".
They've since returned to Disney together - though this time to Disneyland, and with
the addition of a little one.
She posted: "Disney has a way of resetting me for real life.
I lost myself for a week in magic and fun and made the best memories with my family
and friends."
Tori even offered to answer fans' questions about traveling to Disneyland and encouraged
them to reach out on social media.
That' s one dedicated Mouseketeer.
Etsy-level crafty
From working a farm to teaching kindergarten to even running her own online shop, Tori's
pursuing multiple outlets.
"I love anything do-it-yourself, like, I love to just be creative and find new things like
on the internet that I'll like, try to recreate in our own house."
She offers printable posters in her Etsy shop, Z and T Creations by Tori, and as her Instagram
proves, she even takes her show on the road every once in a while.
While some calligraphy is made using computer-generated fonts, that's not the case with Tori's work.
She explained to fans,
"I haven't taken any formal classes, I've just always been into calligraphy and my background
as a teacher has definitely helped."
But all that crafting sure isn't something she shares in common with Zach.
"Babe!"
"What?"
"That's not even centered, babe.
I love you, you're so handsome, but I think you should leave this to the girls."
Baby number two?
Almost as soon as Tori gave birth to her son, fans were asking about baby number two.
When the proud mama shared a picture of Jackson in April 2018, people speculated that she
was pregnant again.
The reason for their suspicion?
Her hands were resting on her stomach.
Tori kindly clapped back on her Insta story, posting, "No I am not pregnant.
That is just my burrito from yesterday.
K thanks bye."
Whether Tori plans to have more children - or just an occasional burrito - you can rest
assured fans will keep tuning in to see how the lives of the Roloffs unfold!