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JEREMY Roloff has been slammed for making an embarrassing mistake after having just boasted about his bestselling book.
The Little People Big World star made a typo that infuriated grammar sticklers who had to note the irony.
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Jeremy, 34, first shared a POV video of him walking through a bookstore on Instagram signing one of his books.
He captioned the post: “It’s been three years since the release of A Love Letter Life, and since then we have been deeply encouraged and inspired by all your feedback.
“Telling us how this book changed your perspective on love or re-inspired you to date intentionally; pursue creatively, and love faithfully.”
His reflection on his bestselling book which does has five stars on Amazon was not where his typo was found.
Ironically, he had posted to Instagram around the same time that his kids had made him a fun hat.
He shared a photo of the leafy creation and captioned it: “Just made a reel about a new announcement and while I was making it,”
“The kids were making something of there own in daddy’s hat.”
Fans could not believe that Jeremy would mention his novel before shortly afterward using the “there” instead of “their” – which seemed like Grammar 101 to they – rather, them.
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“The incorrect usage of ‘there’!” one fan fumed on Reddit.
“‘Their’ not there.” wrote another.
“I ignored my kids while I piddled on my phone,” a third fan accused.
“It’s so strange how they spend their trip on their phones shilling junk on IG,” wrote one more in the thread of upset LPBW fans.
Audrey and Jeremy’s kids are daughter Ember, five; son Bode, two; and their newborn baby Radley.
In 2019 he and his wife Audrey, 31, released a memoir titled A Love Letter Life: Pursue Creatively, Date Intentionally, Love Faithfully.
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The memoir followed the relationship between the former LPBW stars, as well as offered advice for others looking to improve their own.
BOOKED & BUSY
Season 24 of Little People, Big World is scheduled to premiere on November 1, 2022, on TLC and Hulu starting at 9pm EST.
Before it kicks off and in a Q&A session with fans, one asked about Jeremy’s fan-favorite brother Zach and his wife: “Can you and Zach write a book already?
Tori shared a photo with her husband, Zach Roloff, 32.
She captioned the post: “This is actually a huge personal goal of mine…who knows when I’ll have the time though!”
Zach and his wife are the parents of son Jackson, five, daughter Lilah, two, and their baby boy Josiah.
THE FEUD
The sister-in-laws – Tori and Audrey – previously put their feud aside when they celebrated the 60th birthday of Zach and Jeremy’s mother, Amy.
Zach’s wife wrote: “All the Daughters-In-Law (DILs) pulled off an awesome surprise for Mimi’s 60th birthday! We love you!”
The sisters-in-law even allowed their children to play with each other in the backyard.
Audrey and Tori’s reunion at Amy’s birthday bash surprised fans because the two have been embroiled in a family feud over the years.
Arguments between the two have stemmed from their differing opinions and beliefs.
Audrey and Jeremy follow a strict Christian lifestyle and promote conservative viewpoints, whereas Tori and Zach have adopted more liberal stances – they also had said their kids hadn’t met.
Fans have also speculated that the Roloff farm is at the center of the feud, as twin brothers Jeremy and Zach have wanted to run the property after their father retired and stepped down.
Unfortunately, neither sibling could agree with patriarch Matt Roloff, 60, who ended up putting about 16 acres of their family’s plot for sale.
The U.S. Sun exclusively confirmed that Matt has recently decided to take the farm off the market and transformed his famous home into a rental.
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