Amy Roloff Shamed for Using the Family Surname After Divorce

Tanvier Peart October 23, 2017 at 2:13 PM

Amy Roloff and baby Ember
Amy Roloff/Facebook

Will there ever be a day the Roloffs can live without someone condemning them for breathing? People are shaming Amy Roloff, all because the Little People, Big World mom of four still uses her now-famous surname one year after she and ex Matt finalized their divorce.

Amy took to Facebook to share this pirate-y snap at Roloff Farms.

Amy Roloff/Facebook

"Arrr ... @rolofffarms Pumpkin Patch," the celeb mom wrote in her Facebook post.
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What was meant to be a cute photo turned into an opportunity for people -- who obviously have nothing better to do -- to shade Amy.

Seriously, why write something like this??
Folks criticized Amy for using Facebook to hawk her products.

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And some couldn't help but publicly question why Amy would have the audacity to still use the Roloff name now that she's divorced.

Since their 2016 divorce, both Amy and Matt are now in new relationships. Amy has been with her boyfriend Chris Marek since last year, and Matt started dating former Roloff Farms employee Caryn Chandler several months ago.
As you can see, Amy's true fans were not here for the pettiness and clapped back in the most epic way.

Judging by the amount of feedback, it's pretty safe to assume Amy deleted some of the negative comments, as she's done in the past.
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Regardless of how naysayers feel, Amy Roloff has every right to be a Roloff -- so get over it.
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Miss us all the way with this BS.

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Amy Roloff Shamed for Still Using the Family Surname After Divorce

Amy took to Facebook to share this pirate-y snap at Roloff Farms.

What was meant to be a cute photo turned into an opportunity for people -- who obviously have nothing better to do -- to shade Amy.

Folks criticized Amy for using Facebook to hawk her products.

And some couldn't help but publicly question why Amy would have the audacity to still use the Roloff name now that she's divorced.

As you can see, Amy's true fans were not here for the pettiness and clapped back in the most epic way.

Regardless of how naysayers feel, Amy Roloff has every right to be a Roloff -- so get over it.