Little People's Audrey Roloff shows inside daughter Ember's shabby chic room with big white bed and vintage

Jun 01, 2023

AUDREY Roloff has given fans a look inside her daughter Ember's shabby chick room, which includes a white bed and vintage-style lamps, in a new video.

The Little People, Big World alum posted a recording of her oldest child cleaning up her room to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday.

Audrey, 31, captioned the post: "We started encouraging Ember to make her bed every morning."

The former TLC star continued: "Now she does it excitedly on her own and also helps her brother."

She then added: "Kids are so capable," punctuated with a red heart emoji.

The sped-up recording showed Ember, five, completing the chore of making up her bed while her younger brother Bode, three, does the same beside her.

She is shown folding the comforter and blankets on her large white bed, which features a padded headboard, as the room is lit by a pair of white shaded lamps sitting on the bedside table.

A large wood-trimmed window and ceiling light also illuminate the space.

Framed artwork has been fixed onto the walls while a comfy chair, perfect for reading or relaxing, has been placed in front of the children's beds.

Last month, Audrey posted a photo on her Instagram Story that gave her followers a glimpse of her home as she admitted to leaving her home messy for an extended period of time.

The photo showed her standing in her bedroom wearing a matching black athleisure set.

The outfit was very form-fitting, and the reality TV star's hair was messy and put up in a clip.

Behind her was a large pile of clothes thrown on her floor, laundry baskets full of clothes, and a closet that was bursting at the seams.

She captioned the photo, "Honestly, this is what my room looks like 90% of the time lately...

"At least two laundry baskets in need of folding. #laundryfoldingismynemesis"

Audrey also recently revealed the tough reality behind her home renovations.

The TV personality took to her Instagram Stories again and shared a lengthy post about the status of her mega-mansion.

During a Q&A with her followers, one person asked: "Any updates on your home."

Audrey candidly responded: "Home renovations are insanely expensive right now.

"It has us feeling a little stuck with what we want to prioritize because the house needs so much... but we can't do even close to it all."

The 31-year-old admitted: "The house was a fixer and we saw the potential and vision... but one year later the cost of making that vision come to life is harder than we anticipated it to be.

"Not to mention all of the not-so-fun things that need fixing, HVAC, well, the deck is falling apart and not safe, roof."

She continued: "The layout of our house is rough with only three bedrooms downstairs and us wanting to grow our family... it still has the previous owners' smells baked into the carpet and dry walls.

"The kitchen cabinetry is peeling and there are stains and sticky spots we can't get clean no matter how hard we try. And of course, it's all super dated."

In summary, the reality star wrote: "I'm not saying any of this to complain we are so grateful to be here but I also don't want to sugarcoat 'what comes with the territory' of buying a fixer on land.

"It's not for the faint of heart."

Audrey and Jeremy Roloff, 33, have been slammed for their parenting after posting a controversial new video.

In the video posted by Jeremy, the couple's three children played outside in a huge stagnant mud puddle.

Ember, Bode, and one-year-old Radley all splashed about in the water and walked around in the boggy earth.

At one point, baby Radley fell in the mud, with his brother Bode slipping knee-deep into the ground as he went to help him up.

Audrey was shown waiting for the kids in a farm vehicle on the nearby grass. While the children wore swimwear for their messy playtime, the 31-year-old opted for a flowy white maxi dress.

33-year-old Jeremy also handed the camera over to someone else to capture him in the mud, wearing board shorts and a tank top as he joined the children.

The Oregon native captioned the post: "Kids playing in the mud hole."

One of Jeremy's followers reposted the moment on Reddit, where many others pitched in with their concerns.

The original poster prompted: "Auj & Jer patting themselves on the back with multiple posts many children and their toddler splashing in stagnant, standing water and getting stuck in knee-deep mud - are they flipping crazy???"

A second wrote: "That's the water where deadly super viruses live. No one thinks it will happen to them.

"They are so desperate to show that their kids are living the #farmlife that they are willing to put them in danger."

A third critic expanded: "The parasites and bacteria that the children can get in their eyes, bellies, private areas, and lungs (via inhalation) are no friggin joke.

"Even pets are advised to NEVER drink standing water. Warm, standing water is a literal incubator for bacteria and parasites."

"Ok that looks scary and gross to me," stated a final commenter.