Born on July 10, 1961 in San Francisco, California, Matthew Roloff is best known for starring with his family on the reality show Little People, Big World from 2005-2015. However, his life before fame was quite different.
Roloff started his career in Silicon Valley as a computer programmer in the late 1980s. This experience in the tech industry would later shape his entrepreneurial pursuits.
In addition to his work on reality television, Roloff is also known as an author, farmer, and entrepreneur. He has used his platform to advocate for the rights of little people, serving as President of Little People of America.
Roloff was married to Amy Roloff from 1987-2015. Throughout their marriage, the couple raised four children: Zach, Jeremy, Jacob, and Molly.
Following his divorce from Amy, Roloff began dating Caryn Chandler, who had previously worked as the family's farm manager. Their relationship has been a topic of discussion among fans of the show.
Roloff's entrepreneurial spirit has led him to explore various business opportunities. He has written books, including memoirs about his life and experiences as a little person. Additionally, he has invested in and managed various agricultural ventures.
Roloff's appearance on Rachel Ray's self-titled show opened up new opportunities for him to share his story and advocate for the little person community.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Roloff enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He is passionate about advocating for those who may face similar challenges due to their height.
Despite the ups and downs of life in the public eye, Roloff remains dedicated to creating a positive impact through his work and personal relationships.