What do you do when all the power goes out on a chilly fall evening? If you’re Little People, Big World cast member Amy Roloff, you visit your kids and new grandbaby!
The TLC star did just that Tuesday evening, posting a photograph of her with her two sons Jacob and Zach, Jacob’s girlfriend, Isabel Sofia Rock Garreton and Zach’s wife Tori, as well as the couple’s baby Jackson during a power outage.
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“So what do you do when [your] power goes out? Go over to my Zach and Tori’s house and hang out!” the 53-year-old captioned the black and white shot with hashtags, “thankful,” “power goes out” and “Amy’s second act.”
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Fans were happy to see the family spending time together off-camera.
“Perfect family photo. Amy is adorable!” one person commented.
“Jackson is adorable!… Have a fun impromptu night with your family!” another said.
“I hope you got your power back quickly. If not, nothing wrong with crashing on the couch [Amy Roloff],” another suggested. “Spending time with baby Jackson is not a bad way to spend the night. I’d love it.”
Jackson Kyle Roloff was born on May 12 and has a form of dwarfism called achondroplasia like his dad. His parents have been vocal about how proud they are to be raising a son with dwarfism.
“I want people to know that he’s just like his dad: being a dwarf is just part of the whole package of who he is,” the 27-year-old Zach told PEOPLE shortly after the birth.
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