Matt Roloff Net Worth, Age, Height, Wife, Career & Wiki

Matthew James “Matt” Roloff (born October 7, 1961) is an American television personality, author, farmer, business entrepreneur, and motivational speaker best known for appearing on TLC’s reality show Little People, Big World with his family. We will see more about Matt Roloff Net Worth.

The show focused on the Roloffs’ everyday lives. Roloff, his ex-wife Amy, and one of their four children, Zachary, are all dwarfs.

Matt Roloff Bio/Wiki

Real Name	Matthew James “Matt” Roloff
Nickname	Matt Roloff
Age	62 years
Date Of Birth	October 7, 1961
Birth Place	San Francisco, California, USA
Height	1.22 metres
Weight	56 kg
Eye Colour	Hazel
Hair Colour	Blonde
Marital Status	Dating
Girlfriend	Caryn Chandler
Nationality	American
Profession	American television personality, author, farmer, business entrepreneur, and motivational speaker

Early Life

Roloff was born with diastrophic dysplasia, progressive dwarfism that required fifteen procedures during his childhood. Ron and Peggy Roloff, who frequently appear on Little People, Big World, are his parents. They, like his older sister Ruth, are of ordinary height.

Sam, his younger brother and the inventor of Back-Story Underpainting has diastrophic dysplasia and walks on crutches. Joshua, his middle brother, was born with a serious heart defect and died in 1999 at the age of 34. We will Found out about Matt Roloff Net Worth later in this post.

Personal Life

The Roloff family consists of Matt, Amy, and four children: fraternal twins Jeremy and Zachary (born 1990), Molly (born 1993), and Jacob (born 1994). (born 1997). Zach, like his mother, suffers from achondroplasia, whereas the other three kids are of typical height.

Matt and Amy first met in 1987 at a Little People of America meeting. The pair immediately became engaged and married on September 12, 1987. The couple announced their separation in March 2014. The couple announced their separation on June 5, 2015. In May 2016, their divorce was completed.

Controversies And Legal Issues

After being charged with driving under the influence in 2003, Roloff decided to participate in an alcohol diversion programme. Roloff was arrested after swerving his car off the road and into a ditch. The charges were dismissed once he completed the programme.

Roloff was arrested for DUI on June 19, 2007, by a Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy. Roloff was allegedly driving outside the travel lane after leaving a bar parking lot, according to the deputy. Roloff said he was having trouble driving the SUV because it had smaller pedal and brake extensions for his wife, and that he had dropped someone off in the bar parking lot.

The DUI allegation against Roloff was dismissed after he entered a not guilty plea. The pub parking area was utilised as a gathering point, according to a witness, and Roloff was not seen drinking that night.

Due to juror misbehaviour and an inability to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt, Judge Donald LeTourneau acquitted Roloff of the DUI conviction and dismissed the case. “I have found Mr Roloff believable in this matter,” Judge Le Tourneau added. The trial was the focus of Little People, Big World’s season debut on March 3, 2008, and its completion on March 10, 2008. We will Found out about Matt Roloff Net Worth later in this post.

Education

For his higher studies, Roloff attended the Brooks Institute in Santa Barabara United States.

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Professional Career

Roloff participated in the film Under the Rainbow as an extra. In the Star Wars TV movie Ewoks: The Battle for Endor, he also played an Ewok. Martin Klebba, a fellow tiny person and actor who participated in the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise and is also a member of the LA Breakers, a major sports club for little people, is one of his closest pals.

In the late 1980s, Roloff worked as a computer programmer for organisations in Silicon Valley, notably Altos Computer Systems. He sold Fortune 500 firms systems software.

A buddy advised him to apply for a position with Sequent Computer Systems in Beaverton, Oregon, to get away from the long hours and stress of Silicon Valley. In 1990, while Amy was pregnant with twins Jeremy and Zachary, Matt and his wife Amy moved to the Portland region.

Roloff is also involved in a number of other businesses. On the show Little People, Big World, he is seen running Direct Access Solutions, a firm that supplies accessibility goods for little people to the hotel sector, which he co-founded.

The first episode of Little People, Big World aired in August 2005. For six seasons, it was filmed 320 days a year. The show’s executive producer is Roloff.

Filming for the first season took seven months. Roloff is shown getting a position in computer sales for the software business Amdocs, for which he worked as a consultant, at the end of the first season of Little People, Big World.

Roloff went to Iraq in 2008 to help an Iraqi family with three dwarf children who required medical help. His journey was the focus of the season-ending episodes of Little People, Big World’s fourth season, and CNN and other major news agencies reported it.

In 2008, the complete family was featured on Oprah Winfrey’s show.

Little People, Big World finished its sixth season in December 2010. TLC/Discovery approached the Roloff family again after a brief hiatus to record four one-hour “Little People, Big World” specials.

The Roloffs began filming a spin-off called Little People Big World: Wedding Farm in the summer of 2012. The show was shot for six episodes and shown in November 2012.

In March 2013, the documentary Little People, Big World: Conquering Mt. St. Helens aired. Amy and Zach prepare to climb Mt. St. Helens, while Matt constructs a one-room schoolhouse in this episode. There were other specials like this on the air

Roloff is a motivational speaker who is a member of the National Speakers Association and is listed with the American Program Bureau. His topics of choice for lectures include diversity, overcoming obstacles, and sales leadership.

Tyson Foods, Walmart, and United Healthcare have all hired Roloff to speak at their business events. He’s also presented at conferences for organisations including the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA), the Kansas State Council of SHRM, the Manitoba Childcare Association, and the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center. At the 2013 Kids Included Together (KIT) International Conference on Inclusion, Roloff was the keynote speaker.

Roloff also gives talks at colleges and universities, including New Mexico State University, Adelphi University in New York, Indiana University, Minnesota St. Cloud State University, and Penn State Worthington Scranton. In 2011, he presented a speech on diversity at Indian Hills Community College’s 8th annual diversity conference.

Roloff has also been on the Oprah Winfrey Show, The View, Good Morning America, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Rachael Ray, The Bonnie Hunt Show, Chelsea Lately, and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition as a celebrity guest.

Roloff is the author of three works. Roloff wrote Against Tall Odds: Being a David in a Goliath World in 1999 with the aid of a ghostwriter.

Little Family, Big Values: Lessons in Love, Respect, and Understanding for Families of Any Size were published in April 2007. The Roloff Family and Tracy Summer, the same ghostwriter who worked on Roloff’s first book, are credited on Amazon. Roloff’s third novel was launched in May 2018. The book, “Little Lucy, Big Race,” is a children’s book dedicated to his grandson, Jackson.

Roloff served as the President of Little People of America for a while. He is also the co-founder and President of Coalition for Dwarf Advocacy, a non-profit that advocates for short-statured people.

Roloff founded Direct Access Solutions, which provides hotel chains with a Short Stature Accessibility Kit that includes items for small children and persons of short stature to ensure a safe hotel stay.

Roloff has visited Iraq three times to see US troops and to assist an Iraqi family with three dwarf children in receiving medical care.

When a county building inspector reportedly entered their property without permission or a warrant in early 2013, the Roloffs filed a lawsuit against Washington County, Oregon. We will found out more about Matt Roloff Net Worth in the nesxt section.

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They spent $185,000 for the first property and went on to purchase many more in the area. They erected a 4,500-square-foot principal residence on the land, as well as a variety of unique attractions throughout time.

Matt Roloff Net Worth – Assets

The grounds today comprise the following:

• A children’s play castle the size of a modest house with a 40-foot pirate ship with many bedrooms.
• A prison, post office, bank, and barbershop are all included in this imitation western town.
• Mountain range replica
• Barn with a floor area of 3,600 square feet
• After their 2006 divorce, Matt and Amy continued to co-own the property, but Matt bought Amy out of her half in 2019.

Matt sold the main 16-acre component of the property, which included all of the above features, for $5 million in 2023.

Estimated Net Worth in 2023 (Approx)	$5 million
Estimated Net Worth in 2022 (Approx)	$4 million
Estimated Net Worth in 2021 (Approx)	$3.25 million
Estimated Net Worth in 2020 (Approx)	$2 million
Estimated Net Worth in 2019 (Approx)	$1.56 million
Annual Salary	$428K

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Matt Roloff Wife

He was married to Amy Roloff until 2016 through whom he had 4 kids, he is currently said to be dating Caryn Chandler and seems to be quite happy in his relationship with her.

Matt Roloff Height, Weight & Age

Matt Roloff, who was born on October 7, 1961, will be 62 years old in 2023.

He stands 1.22 metres tall and weighs 56 kg. Because of his disability, he is rather short, and many people are aware of this.

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