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The latest updates for *Little People, Big World* have fans buzzing as the new season is confirmed to air in December, although the exact premiere date has yet to be finalized. A major plotline in the upcoming season is Karen Chandler’s departure from Matt Roloff, which adds a surprising twist. Matt, however, reveals that Karen is now in a new relationship, and fans will learn more about this development later in the season.

In a recent sneak peek from the TLC show, Matt and Karen share a momentous event: Matt’s proposal to Karen, which took place during a trip to Arizona. The scene reveals the pair meeting their friends, Ty and Shelly, for dinner, as they share the exciting news. Matt reflects on the moment he decided to propose, explaining how he suddenly realized it was the perfect time to ask Karen to marry him. He had carefully planned the event, ensuring that Karen’s closest friends and family were involved but kept everything a secret from her.

During the proposal, Matt took Karen to their backyard in Arizona as the sun was setting, creating a romantic atmosphere. He retrieved the ring from his bag, feeling nervous but determined. Karen, who sensed something special was happening, was taken by surprise when Matt finally asked, “Will you marry me?” She was so overcome with emotion that she burst into tears, later describing how the moment felt like it had been perfectly planned by fate. The couple sat together, savoring the moment, before Matt suggested they move into the light to admire the ring more closely, but Karen wanted to remain still and enjoy the memory.

Karen and Matt have been dating since 2017, and their engagement was officially announced in April 2023. Matt shared with People Magazine that after six years together, he proposed to Karen, and she said yes. The couple is looking forward to a “simple yet beautiful” wedding planned for 2024. Matt often praises Karen, once calling her his “Rock” and crediting her for bringing energy and life to his world.

As the current season wraps up, fans are left wondering about the future of *Little People, Big World*. Matt has hinted that Season 25 could be the show’s final chapter. He explained that while the Roloff family has completed their contractual obligations, some family members, including his ex-wife Amy Roloff and their children, have expressed their desire to step away from filming. Matt believes that TLC has done a great job of bringing closure to the Roloff family’s journey on the show but speculates that the network is hesitant to officially announce the end of the series to leave the door open for future specials.

Matt also recalled how in 2010, the Roloff family initially informed TLC that they were done with filming to focus on running the family farm and living normal lives. However, the network convinced them to return, especially for special events like weddings and travel-themed episodes.

Despite this, Matt and his fiancée Karen are now ready to step away from the camera, with both admitting they are tired of filming. Matt noted the difficulty in continuing to provide fresh content for a show so centered on family relationships, especially as the Roloff children are no longer interested in participating.

In addition to these updates, former *Little People, Big World* star Audrey Roloff recently made headlines for calling out her husband, Jeremy Roloff, on social media. Audrey, now an influencer and author, often shares glimpses of their family life, but her recent post sparked attention when she publicly criticized Jeremy for not cleaning the dishes properly after dinner. She joked about the situation in an Instagram post, showing a pot left soaking in the sink, along with a PSA for husbands: “You don’t need to let the pot soak.”

Jeremy responded with humor, referencing a quote that if he were chopping down a tree, he’d spend six hours sharpening his axe. The playful exchange caused a stir online, with fans weighing in on whether Audrey’s public criticism was warranted. Some viewers felt that Audrey was exploiting family moments for social media engagement, a common critique of influencers, while others saw it as light-hearted banter between a couple.

Audrey and Jeremy, who left *Little People, Big World* to pursue their careers as influencers and authors, have written books about marriage, though their relationship advice has received mixed reactions from fans.