Amy Roloff, known for her role in “Little People, Big World,” and her family challenged misconceptions about dwarfism. They showed that people with dwarfism can lead fulfilling lives, raising awareness about their struggles and promoting acceptance.
Amy and her ex-husband, Matt Roloff, met at an LPA conference in 1987 and fell in love despite living far apart. They pursued their dream of owning a farm in Oregon and had four children. However, their marriage ended in 2016, leading to Amy’s decision to start dating again. She eventually married Chris Marek, CEO of Keller Williams Real Estate.
Amy and Chris are embarking on an exciting journey together, personally and professionally. Despite challenges, they continue to find joy in each other’s company and aim for greater accomplishments. Their story conveys a powerful message: people should be celebrated for who they are on the inside, transcending physical differences.
