You won’t believe it, but Audrey Roloff is facing some backlash online in response to sharing something about herself and her family.
wait what are you saying?
You totally, completely and utterly believe this? Considering the former Little People, Big World star has often become famous for such mild behavior, as recently run?
Fair enough. Nice talk.
The latest ridiculous controversy surrounding Audrey on how Audrey took down her official Instagram page on Wednesday, April 12.
The mom of three did just that in a video she shared of her vacation with her husband, Jeremy Roloff, and their kids Amber, 5, Bode, 3, and Radley, 17 months.
Based on the footage, this family clearly enjoyed their time at the Stein Ericsson Lodge Deer Valley in Park City, Utah.
“Don’t want you to know how long it took me to pack and unpack from this trip, but it was worth it,” Audrey captioned the clip before sharing highlights from the vacation.
a little polite? Perhaps.
But we’re not sure whether or not Audrey deserved the backlash she received from critics, many of whom assumed for some reason that she paid nothing to go.
“Oh the struggles of packing for a free vacation, I wish everyone had these problems,” one person commented.
Once again, to reiterate, we do not believe there was any speculation about why this holiday was not due to the Roloffs having some sort of paid, promotional deal.
Audrey finally addressed the criticism when she shared another photo from the trip via her Instagram Stories.
“I appreciate those of you balancing the comments section with some [heart emoji],” he wrote. “Some people are just a little grumpy.”
This is true.
When you trash someone on the internet you don’t know, especially for something as irrelevant as Audrey’s unpacking comment above…it says a lot more about you than the subject of your anger.
Over the years, Audrey has often been slammed for coming across as something of a know-it-all when it comes to parenting and/or romance.
To be clear, he certainly does They often come through this route as well.
However, in November, Roloff kept it real and admitted that she’s not a perfect mother or a perfect person.
Far from it, in fact.
“If you’re new here or not, I just felt like saying that while I share a lot about my life here on The Gram, there’s a lot of my life that I don’t share,” author and podcaster the host wrote as the caption of the footage which shows him washing dishes… in a sweatshirt… with his hair disheveled.
“These parts. Mostly the less glamorous ones,” she said.
“Like all recipes after a day of taking care of sick kids, or sitting in a steamy shower at 2 a.m.”
continued Audrey, stressing that her life was far from ideal.
“Probably like you, I spend a major part of my day cooking, cleaning, coloring, carrying and cuddling.
“And I’m so grateful for that because I love being a mom,” she added.
“But I also felt like I wanted to remind you that no [to] Glamorize someone else’s life here.
“We don’t have it all together. And you don’t either. Nobody does.”
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