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Tori Roloffis just as excited as her kids to hit Disneyland!The family of five is enjoying time at the California theme park, theLittle People, Big Worldstar revealed on her Instagram Story Wednesday.Sharing some scenes from the trip, Tori and husbandZach Roloffposed with their three kids —Josiah Luke, 7 months,Lilah Ray, 3, andJackson Kyle, 5 — at the park’s entrance, looking excited for the day ahead.Their first day at the park included meeting some characters, an activity Lilah seemed to have mixed feelings about. While she tolerated a selfie with Mom and Princess Jasmine, she cried during another photo with Mom and Minnie Mouse.“Lilah prefers the characters from a distance,” Tori wrote in the caption. “However, she can’t stop looking at her signature.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.PHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramPHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramJackson had a better time meeting characters, with Tori showing the smiley kindergartener after having met Captain America.“He got the cap’s signature!! Tomorrow we’re after spider man!” she wrote.Tori later shared a selfie with her two boys, with Josiah perched on her lap as Jackson sat beside them, smiling sweetly.On the cute photo, Tori wrote, “My happiest place!!“PHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramPHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramPHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramIn November, the mom of three answered a series of questions on her Instagram Stories, replying to one user who asked whether she wished she could “have the opportunity to know what it’s like to raise an average size child.“Tori is of average height, while Zach and their three children were born with achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism.“Absolutely not,” Tori wrote. “I’m Obsessed with the three kids God gave me and I’d have it no other way.“TheLittle People, Big Worldstar also responded to a user’s question about the “hardest part about being an average size mom of three little people.““Knowing that I’ll never be able to relate to my kids and can only sympathize,” she answered.
Tori Roloffis just as excited as her kids to hit Disneyland!
The family of five is enjoying time at the California theme park, theLittle People, Big Worldstar revealed on her Instagram Story Wednesday.
Sharing some scenes from the trip, Tori and husbandZach Roloffposed with their three kids —Josiah Luke, 7 months,Lilah Ray, 3, andJackson Kyle, 5 — at the park’s entrance, looking excited for the day ahead.
Their first day at the park included meeting some characters, an activity Lilah seemed to have mixed feelings about. While she tolerated a selfie with Mom and Princess Jasmine, she cried during another photo with Mom and Minnie Mouse.
“Lilah prefers the characters from a distance,” Tori wrote in the caption. “However, she can’t stop looking at her signature.”
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PHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramPHOTO: tori roloff/Instagram
Jackson had a better time meeting characters, with Tori showing the smiley kindergartener after having met Captain America.
“He got the cap’s signature!! Tomorrow we’re after spider man!” she wrote.
Tori later shared a selfie with her two boys, with Josiah perched on her lap as Jackson sat beside them, smiling sweetly.
On the cute photo, Tori wrote, “My happiest place!!”
PHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramPHOTO: tori roloff/InstagramPHOTO: tori roloff/Instagram
In November, the mom of three answered a series of questions on her Instagram Stories, replying to one user who asked whether she wished she could “have the opportunity to know what it’s like to raise an average size child.”
Tori is of average height, while Zach and their three children were born with achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism.
“Absolutely not,” Tori wrote. “I’m Obsessed with the three kids God gave me and I’d have it no other way.”
TheLittle People, Big Worldstar also responded to a user’s question about the “hardest part about being an average size mom of three little people.”
“Knowing that I’ll never be able to relate to my kids and can only sympathize,” she answered.
source: people.com
