LITTLE People, Big World's Zach and Tori Roloff's daughter is enjoying her space as she played on the family's property after fans ripped the couple's $1M home.
Zach, 32, filmed his 2-year-old daughter, Lilah, while she wandered around the backyard.
In the first Instagram Story, Lilah crossed a small, wooden bridge over the calm stream of water as her pet dog followed along closely.
In the next clip, the little one continued her stroll and headed toward her toys lying in the mud.
Lilah seemed to be having fun as she was surrounded by trees and tall green grass.
Zach and Tori, 31, are also the parents of Jackson, five, and their baby boy Josiah - who was born in April.
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Back in November 2021, the LPBW stars moved into their Washington home.
Zach posted adorable photos of his family at their new house.
In one of the adorable snaps, the parents sat on the front steps of the house with their children and the family dog.
Other photos showed the kids enjoying their new place as Jackson smiled while sitting on a tractor.
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In another image, Lilah wore her father's beanie hat as she stood inside a bedroom.
The TLC star gave his followers a tour of the landscape and the wildlife in the backyard.
THE BACKLASH
However, some fans aren't all about the home as they recently reacted on and were very critical the family's new home.
It kicked off after Zach gave his mother, Amy Roloff, 57, and her husband Chris Marek a tour of the property
There was a massive construction zone next to the house, with tons of heavy equipment, a huge pile of dirt, and unkempt trees surrounding the area.
Chris said: "First impressions aren't all that great from a realtor's standpoint.
"It's not an attractive flag lot."
One Reddit user said: "Housing market is crap right now, but if I’m dropping a million on a new house I don’t wanna see everyone's junk right outside my window, let alone what seems to be old abandoned homes."
Another asked: "Didn’t Zach buy his first house basically on a whim and not tell Tori, and it was built on a cliff and the backyard was basically unusable?"
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In May, Jeremy's father, Matt Roloff, 60, put the 16-acre plot of the family's land up for sale.
According to the , the Roloff patriarch has asked for about $4million with the sale of the "original family home and bright red barn."