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LITTLE People, Big World's Isabel Roloff has shared a rare photo with her husband Jacob and their son Mateo during the family's "beach trip."

Jacob, 25, had a huge smile on his face as he posed with his wife in the sweet snapshot.

Little People, Big World's Isabel Roloff posted a rare photo with her husband, Jacob, and their son, MateoCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk

The couple and the little one enjoyed a 'beach day'Credit: Instagram/Isabel Roloff

In the Instagram Story, Isabel, 22, covered her face with round sunglasses and sported a beanie over her long red hair.

Isabel's husband had shades as well and put his goatee on display.

The LPBW stars huddled together while their first child, three months, was neatly tucked into his baby wrap.

Isabel and Jacob welcomed their son, Mateo, in December 2021.

MATT'S PICK

All this comes as patriarch Matt Roloff, 60, has reportedly picked one of his children to take over for Roloff Farms, a 100-acre farm in Helvetia, Oregon.

In addition to Jacob, Matt shares sons Zach, 31, and Jeremy, 31, along with daughter Molly, 28, with his ex-wife Amy, 57.

He is reportedly planning to retire soon and expecting to spend more time at his vacation home in Arizona with his girlfriend Caryn Chandler.

A source close to the patriarch told The Sun: "Matt would prefer Jacob and his wife, Isabel, to take over the farm but he's not sure they are on board at the moment."

The insider continued: "He is the youngest son but Matt knows Jacob has potential, they are on the farm a lot, and Matt thinks this is a good way to teach him a lot of things he needs to learn.

"Zach has also mentioned taking over the farm, and Jeremy has said in the past he would like it.

"So Matt is still kind of stuck on what the next steps are, but he would prefer Jacob."

The source concluded: "Matt is on good terms with all his sons, and Jeremy has been working on making the pumpkin season for visitors, but the situation of who will take over the farm is still an issue yet to be resolved."