Matt Roloff Says Guests Are Filming 'Dirty, Obscene Stuff' While Staying at Roloff Farms

The season 25 premiere of Little People, Big World is finally here, and with it comes an update on Roloff Farms that we never would have expected to hear from Matt Roloff! On the show, Matt said that now that part of the Oregon farm is available for short-term rentals, he believes people are filming "dirty, obscene stuff," and it's time for him to put a stop to it. Well, this is going to be awkward ...

'Little People, Big World' returned for another season on Tuesday.

We're finally getting the updates we've been waiting for on Amy, Tori, Zach, and the rest of the family, but one of those updates from Matt is not what we saw coming.

Apparently, offering up the main house for rent — the part of the farm that fans of the show are likely most familiar with — isn't going quite the way he'd expected.

Matt revealed that people have been 'filming' on his property.

He's not sure what, though — and as he told fiancée Caryn Chandler in the episode, he has a feeling it may be something NSFW.

"People were filming and we didn’t know if they were filming like, dirty, obscene stuff," he said in a confessional.

Talk to moms about mom stuff. And make money doing it.

He and Caryn talked about what might be going on.

"We are tightening down the rules on what people can do. You can’t come over here and create a porno video or something. I mean that’s what it’s come down to," he told Caryn.

He added that they probably wouldn't know it happened until "it would show up and somebody would say, 'Isn’t that the Roloff living room?'"

Otherwise, the Airbnb is going well for Matt so far.

"The short-term rental concept has been very, very good. We’re booked almost solid," he said. "I would say my ultimate goal would still be to sell the north side but I’m going to do this short-term rental now while the economy is sort of in question."

Fans can rent out the main house that we watched Amy and Matt's kids grow up in.

The rental is live on Airbnb, and although it is a bit pricy at more than $500 per night, it does feature six bedrooms and sleeps 16 guests, so it would be easy to visit with a big group and split the cost with others to make it a bit more affordable. Plus, we can't deny that staying here would be iconic for a reality show fan.

Could be a good spot for a family reunion during pumpkin season!

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