The reality star appeared in a new post shared by his wife, Tori, on her Instagram Stories.

Zach Roloff showed how he’s spending his downtime in a new post since his soccer business shut down.Credit: TLC

Zach’s wife Tori shared the post on Instagram of him relaxing by the fire.Credit: Instagram/toriroloff

Zach faced their smoldering fireplace in the boomerang while holding a lighter inside the family’s $1million Battleground, Washington home.

The 32-year-old was dressed casually in a black sweat outfit and sneakers as he watched the wood burn.

Tori did not provide a caption but tagged her husband in the post.

The clip came days after it was revealed that Zach’s business venture was no longer up and running.

The LPBW star filed a business license in October 2019 for the United States Dwarf Futbol Association in Oregon.

He is listed as the registered agent and president of the company.

However, earlier this week, The U.S. Sun exclusively reported the business is currently inactive as of December 23, 2021.

According to the Oregon Secretary of State’s website, the court administration dissolved the business because Zach did not file the annual report for 2022.

Although Zach, Tori, and their children Jackson, five, Lilah, three, and Josiah, who they welcomed in April 2022, moved to Washington in October 2021, he has not filed a license for the company in his new home state.

Zach was very much involved in the United States Dwarf Futbol Association before the license expired.

In early December, he played in a tournament in Columbia with his team.

He wrote on Instagram: “These tournaments are not just fun but also help elevate the dwarf community’s voice in these countries where disability groups aren’t as recognized still as in say the United States.

“We still have a ways to go in some areas but you realize how far we are ahead once you go to one of these countries.”

In September, Zach and his teammates traveled to Mexico for another tournament.

The TLC personality even ran a soccer tournament in Washington in July 2022, as his oldest son also played.

FARM DRAMA

Zach and Tori, 31, moved away from their family in Oregon after his father, Matt, 61, refused to sell them Roloff Farms.

The patriarch also turned down an offer from Zach’s twin brother, Jeremy, 32, who later purchased his own farm with his wife, Audrey, 31.

The rejection ignited a rift between Zach and his father, which he’s talked openly about on the show.

He said: “The north side is the 30 acres my mom and dad shared, and the whole thing was weird, he starts making excuses… suddenly me and my wife are not good enough to run the farm.

“Whether we don’t have the money, don’t have the skillset.”

The argument has further caused a divide among the family, as Zach opted to step back from his duties at the farm.

Fans suspected at one point that Matt and his ex-wife Amy’s youngest son Jacob, 26, would take over the farm, as he is photographed there often working alongside his father.

The exes are also parents to a daughter, Molly, 29, though she appears not involved in the sale.

BRAIN SURGERY

Amid the drama, Zach underwent emergency brain surgery earlier this month.

Zach had shunt revision. A shunt is a hollow tube surgically placed in the brain – sometimes in the spine – that helps drain cerebrospinal fluid and redirects “it to another location in the body where it can be reabsorbed,” according to John Hopkins Medicine.

Shunt procedures address the pressure on the brain – which could be caused by hydrocephalus – and assist with relieving many symptoms, such as gait difficulty, mild dementia, and lack of bladder control.

Zach explained the health scare to fans in a post last week upon returning home from the hospital.

In the post, he thanked his wife “for being the rock this week in our family and rallying the kids” and his mother for lending a hand.

Zach has been recovering at home, and he went on his first family outing since the procedure over the weekend.

Earlier this week, The U.S. Sun exclusively reported that Zach’s soccer business is no longer up and running.Credit: Instagram/Zach Roloff

Zach recently played in numerous games with his teammates around the world.Credit: Instagram/Zach Roloff

Earlier this month, Zach underwent emergency brain surgery and has since been recovering at home with his family.Credit: Instagram/ Tori Roloff