Little People Big World celebs Zach Roloff and Tori Roloff recently went in on their critics following a viral video. So, what did the pair have to say amid all the recent hate and backlash they received?

Little People Big World: Tori Roloff And Zach Roloff Are Targets Online

Zach Roloff and Tori Roloff are both public figures with huge social media followings. When you are in the public eye, and when you have large followings like they have, this naturally opens you up to more public scrutiny. This is exactly the case with Zach and Tori. This is especially true since Tori puts herself out there as a mom influencer.

If this were not enough, since quitting Little People Big World after Season 25, Zach and Tori have also been busy with their new podcast, Raising Heights. In addition to spilling some TLC secrets, the husband and wife often address topics that hit close to home for them as well.

Zach and Tori recently had a social media reel go viral among their Little People Big World fans. In total, the reel has more than 68M views at the time of this writing. It’s an innocent, family-fun video of the entire party of five acting silly and enjoying themselves with flashlights.

However, as anyone on social media knows, you can go viral for the wrong reasons, too. There are a ton of negative comments from people on this clip. While a little bit of snark can be funny at times, a lot of commenters went out of their way to be unnecessarily mean.

• One commenter wrote: “Stop reproducing.”
• Another person said: “Just – why? poor kids”
• A third person even said: “Bro can easily find out if she cheat.”

Little People Big World: Zach Roloff & Tori Roloff Slam Haters After Millions Of Views

Zach Roloff and Tori Roloff recently took the gloves off. They slammed a lot of the hate and negativity that has come their way since Tori shared this viral video with her family, and the husband and wife had plenty to say about the “nasty” comments they got.

Zach Roloff recently called out the haters for posting these types of comments for “attention.” It’s no secret that the more vile a comment is, the more likely it is to get a ton of likes online. The way Zach sees it, he makes a point not to respond to this type of negativity directly.