Tori Roloff’s fitness journey is paying off as her face looks slimmer and more sculpted. She’s been working out to stay healthy.
Tori and Zach Roloff have announced a new podcast venture, Raising Heights with Zach and Tori. The duo won’t return for Little People, Big World season 26.
Zach and Tori’s strong relationship stands out in the world of reality TV, as they prioritize love and family over typical drama.
Little People, Big World star Tori Roloff has a heart of gold, and while she doesn’t have much time to focus on self-care, she did embark on a fitness journey – what Tori’s doing is working as her face looks much slimmer lately. Tori, always feminine and nurturing, has more going for her than looks… a lot more. Tori’s a real wife – not a clout chaser or gold digger. In Little People, Big World season 25, she was there for her husband, Zach Roloff, when problems with his shunt gave him excruciating headaches.

Tori’s always there for Zach, and for the kids.

Zach has problems that affect Tori. For example, he’s feuding with his father. In Little People, Big World season 25, they were barely civil, repressing their anger with one another when Matt Roloff visited Zach and Tori’s house to see his grandchildren. Zach believes that his father Matt promised to sell him Roloff Farms. Matt says he didn’t make that promise. Zach’s dad put a portion of the farm up for sale, and when he did, he paid a heavy price.

Zach will never forgive Matt – they may move on, but things will never be the same.

Part of Tori’s beauty comes from within – she’s a mellow and kind person who does everything for her husband and children. There’s something so soothing about Tori – she’s genuinely nice. She never seems like one of those people who’s with a Roloff for the wrong reasons. Caryn Chandler and Little People, Big World’s Chris Marek may be using their partners (Matt and Amy Roloff, respectively) but Tori seems to be in it for love. She goes out of her way to make her family feel comfortable.

Tori isn’t a typical reality star. She isn’t overly superficial. Tori understands what’s important in life. Other reality celebs could probably learn a lot from Tori, who’s all about patience.

Fans can discover interesting facts about Little People, Big World celeb Tori’s weight-loss journey in the clip above. She’s posting a lot of Instagram Stories and other social media content. Her pictures and videos show her body makeover progress. It’s not easy to slim down with three small kids to take care of. Tori cleans the house, plays with her children and cooks. She’s extremely busy with school runs and so much more – she even makes time to put cute little notes in Jackson’s lunch box. He reads the messages at school.

Despite a hectic lifestyle in an idyllic area (Battleground, Washington), Tori is losing weight. In October 2020, as per InTouch Weekly, Tori started going to the gym. In the cute Instagram Reel posted below, Tori jokingly griped about:

“Going to do a stupid workout for my stupid health to get stupid in shape,”

Working out is probably the last thing she feels like doing, but she’s going for it, and it’s clear that she’s getting results. Always attractive, she’s a bit more “Hollywood” now. While Tori certainly doesn’t need the same type of figure as a size 0 model or actress, she can be her best self. As she sheds pounds, her bone structure, which is lovely, is more apparent. Tori’s getting her cheekbones back and her face has become a delicate oval. She’s lost a bit of fullness in her cheeks and her jawline is more sculpted.

Tori & Zach Roloff Just Made An Announcement
Zach & Tori Roloff Are Now Podcasters
As Tori flaunts a skinny face, she’s branching out but keeping her husband close. The dynamic duo just announced a new venture – a podcast called Raising Heights with Zach and Tori. The link to the left leads to their channel on YouTube, and LPBW fans can also find them on Spotify. In the new podcast, they’ll talk about life, sharing tidbits about their family, marriage and more. YouTube was the place where Tori chose to tell the world that she and Zach won’t be filming another Little People, Big World season.

So, the show’s 25th season will be the couple’s last. During their “swan song,” they stayed strong as a couple even when life got hard. Yes, they occasionally clash over typical “parent” stuff (Tori thinks Zach is messy – Zach thinks Tori could be more spontaneous), but they handle the ups and downs well. Since their relationship seems happier and healthier than most reality TV romances, the pair are easy to root for. It’s nice to see Tori looking and feeling great. It’s also good that Zach’s feeling better.

In an era when so many reality TV marriages feature cheating, intense anger and mistrust, Zach and Tori stand out. They’re an old school couple. They’re both in it for the long haul – they love each other. They are sweet with the kids, although Zach could be a bit more patient with his daughter Lilah. When the couple talks about the children becoming aware that they are little people, it’s so moving. Jackson’s the oldest, and they worry about what will happen to him when he learns that he’s different.

These parents will look out for Jackson and their other children – they will give them lots of love as they learn to navigate a world that is designed for typically-sized people. Little People, Big World shows just how real and regular “little people” are, and how brave they are. Life isn’t easy for those with dwarfism, but they can rise up, conquering challenges, finding love and building families. Zach and Tori set a good example. Tori, in particular, is a calming presence – this supermom looks beautiful, and she’s pretty on the inside.

Sources: Tori Roloff/Instagram, InTouch Weekly, Tori Roloff/Instagram, Raising Heights/YouTube

Little People, Big World airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. EDT on TL