Little People’s Tori Roloff says son Josiah is the ‘cleanest baby’ after critics slam star’s $1M home as ‘filthy’

LITTLE People, Big World star Tori Roloff has shared a sweet snap of son Josiah, gushing that the tot is “the cleanest” baby ever amid criticism.

The reality star has been slammed for how she keeps house, with fans calling the $1M home she, her kids, and husband Zach share “filthy.”

On Saturday, Tori, 31, showed off her newborn son in a sweet snap, gushing over the infant.

In the photo, the LPBW star is shown holding her baby boy, who is wrapped in a tiny towel.

He appears to be smiling in the post-bath pic of the mother-son duo.

Tori captioned the post: “Just the cleanest happiest sweetest baby on the planet.”

The post came amid critiques of the family’s home, with fans slamming it as messy after seeing various glimpses inside on social media.

Earlier this month, Tori showed off her messy kitchen after she faced backlash for having seemingly dirty floors inside her $1M Battle Ground, Washington home.

In the snap, the star captured her sink and countertops covered with dishes, pots, and pans waiting to be washed.

She explained the mess in her caption, blaming it on a broken dishwasher.

DISHWASHER DILEMMA

“First world problem: Our dishwasher broke,” she wrote.

Tori then encouraged her followers to lend a hand, continuing her caption: “Tap to help me do the dishes.”

The following post showed the aftermath of an apparent cleaning spree with a completely clear counter and empty sink.

She added the words “Squeaky Clean” to the post.

Tori and her husband, Zach, 32, moved into their massive abode with their three children late last year.

The couple share a five-year-old son, Jackson, and a two-year-old daughter, Lilah.

They welcomed their third child, a son, Josiah, back in May.

FAMILY DRAMA

Tori and Zach’s move was fueled by an ongoing feud in the Roloff family over Roloff Farms.

The famous family has been at odds ever since patriarch Matt Roloff’s decided to put 16 acres of the farm on the market rather than sell it to his children.

Matt shares three sons, Zach, Jeremy, 32, and Jacob, 25, along with daughter Molly, 28, with his ex-wife Amy.

In April, a source close to the father-of-four told The U.S. Sun: “Matt would prefer Jacob and wife, Isabel, to take over the farm, but he’s not sure they are on board at the moment.”

The insider continued: “He is the youngest son, but Matt knows Jacob has potential, they are on the farm a lot, and Matt thinks this is a good way to teach him a lot of things he needs to learn.

“Zach has also mentioned taking over the farm, and Jeremy has said in the past he would like it.”

Matt turned down offers from both Zach and Jeremy, creating tension in the family.

The move led Jeremy to purchase his own $1.5million Oregon farm, not far from Roloff farms.

Meanwhile, Zach quit working on the family farm and revealed that his relationship with his father is strained as a result of the sale.

He has accused 60-year-old Matt of not “valuing the next generation.”

Matt put the farm up for sale for a whopping $4million back in May – far more than her purchased it for.

The property’s future was a major storyline during the latest season of LPBW, as fans watched the family grow more and more distant.

Viewers wondered about the fate of the long-running series as many expressed their unhappiness about the show’s direction.

Earlier this week, Tori hinted that the show was not over by posting a snap of her youngest son laying on the floor among camera wires.