LITTLE People, Big World fans think Audrey and Jeremy Roloff may be facing struggles in their marriage after she made a head-turning comment in a new video.
Fans have been speculating about the couple for some time, taking note of each time they throw shade at one another online.
On Friday, Audrey snapped a video promoting a healthier soda drink.
She featured her three young children, Ember, Bode, and Radley in the snap.
Fans were distracted by Audrey's caption, which read: "Single parent mode powered by Olipop."
The comment left fans speculating that there may be trouble in paradise.
Fans took to Reddit to share their theories, with the original poster writing: "So much for beating 50 percent," referring to divorce rates and their past struggles.
Another commenter wrote: "Like I said, they're just going to be beating the 50% to divorce court. See how she likes being in single parent mode then, with a probable 4th kid.
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"ETA: she's totally the bandaid baby type."
SPLIT SPECULATION
LPBW fans previously noted what they perceived as some tension between the duo earlier this month.
Audrey captured an unusual meal made by Jeremy, 31, on her Instagram Story.
In her video were two sectioned plates.
Both featured yogurt, a whole carrot, honey sticks and forks on them.
Audrey said nothing in the clip, allowing the sight to speak for itself. She did, however, add a caption that read: "When dad makes kid lunch."
In another slide, she responded to a fan who noted: "At least there's a fork for the yogurt?"
Audrey responded: "Lol didn't even notice that. I was so focused on the carrots."
FANS GO OFF
Audrey's post was shared to Reddit again, where fans ripped into Jeremy, accusing him of weaponized incompetence, or pretending to be unaware how something is done or doing it poorly to avoid being asked to do it again.
One commenter wrote: "It takes such little effort to make a PB&J, a glass of milk and a Go-gurt. Lazy a**"
"I bet she’s surrounded by friends whose husbands also act like this so she’s not seeing how big of a red flag this is," another chimed in.
A third user wrote: "I think this was partially on purpose so Audrey doesn’t ask him to do it anymore, but I also think he is actually this stupid."
Another person replied: "Weaponized incompetence. Wouldn't put it past him"
Referencing Jeremy's recent home renovation projects, one social media user chimed in: "Ehh, well I mean he did completely demo his bathroom before ordering anything so."
WHAT THE?
Before that, Jeremy was slammed for doing his renovation projects late at night with fans accusing him of disrupting his kids' sleep.
Audrey shared a video of her husband putting in late night hours fixing up the unfinished section of their house.
She posted the picture to her Instagram Stories, including the pair's interaction in the caption.
"Me: do we get to go to bed soon? Him: I guess…"
She then added: "Sounds unlikely…"
In a separate post, the mom of three revealed that they were remodeling their bathroom in their bedroom.
The photo circulated on social media prompting users to bash Jeremy for disrupting his children's sleep schedule.
One commenter slammed the reality star, writing: "It's clear she's annoyed he's working this late. It's clear the kids' bedtime matters to her."
That same commenter added: "So why does he acts like a kid who must pull an all-nighter when he has plenty of time during the day is beyond me."
Another echoed the statement with: "Hate that I agree with her, what parent does this with young children at night?!?"
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