Little People Big World Is Returning For Its 23rd Season Next Month.

Ever since the first episode hit TLC, viewers have ended up warming up to Little People Big World. In fact, Matt and Amy Roloff, along with their four children who live on Roloff Farms, have become the talk of the town.

As a result, it has become one of the longest-running shows on the network, running 16 years and counting. Recently, the channel officially revealed the release date for Little People Big World Season 23. So, when will it return?

Little People, Big World Is Returning For Its 23rd Season Next Month.

The previous season, season 22, ended in August 2021. It featured many emotional moments among the Roloff family. This included Chris Marek and Amy Roloff preparing for their wedding, Zach Roloff and Jackson Roloff strengthening their bond with camping trips, and so on.

However, viewers were eagerly awaiting Chris and Amy’s long-awaited farm wedding. As a result, a special episode with the same was released in the same year in November.

Therefore, Little People, Big World viewers had been eagerly waiting for an announcement on LPBW Season 23 since last year. Later on, Tori Roloff confirmed that there will be more seasons. This is because she put a picture on her Instagram story with her children interacting with the crew.

On top of that, Chris Marek also spilled the beans about signing on for “two more seasons.” However, fans were still missing an official announcement from the channel. Fortunately, TLC has now confirmed LPBW Season 23 by revealing the release date and synopsis.

In addition to the release date, TLC also revealed the plot details of the upcoming season. All avid viewers must know by now that Tori Roloff is pregnant again. So, the series will capture her journey as the family tries to deal with the loss and the joy of having a rainbow baby.

In addition, there will also be some tensions as the family comes together to decide the fate of their family farm. Initially, Zach Roloff’s family was under the impression that they would stay on the aforementioned property.