Little People’s Tori Roloff shares tearjerking video of son Jackson after sparking health concerns over 6-year-old

TORI Roloff has posted a new video of her young son amid worry for his wellbeing.

The Little People, Big World star shared the clip of Jackson on her Instagram Stories yesterday.

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In the video, Tori – who recently turned 32 -captured her six-year-old son as he sat at a table.

Jackson wore a sporty t-shirt, and seemed to be focused on his homework.

The boy held a Sharpie pen in his hand, which he traced over his drawing of the life cycle of a butterfly.

While he filled in his doodle of a caterpillar, he quietly sang Jesus, Strong and Kind to himself.

Tori captioned the video with three crying emojis, seemingly caught up in the sweet moment of her eldest son.

Alongside Jackson, the TV star shares three-year-old Lilah and one-year-old Josiah with her husband Zach.

IS JACKSON OKAY?

After Tori posted photos from Josiah’s rodeo-themed birthday bash, many TLC fans couldn’t help but worry about Jackson’s health.

A lot of commenters noticed how bowed Jackson’s legs looked, and several asked prying questions about the surgery he could get to fix the issue.

One asked: “What a beautiful family!! Love watching your show!! are there any more surgeries to straighten out his legs?”

Another suggested: “Check out the Shriners in your area. They will help Jackson at no cost to you.”

“I thought Jackson had surgery to fix his legs?” asked a third fan.

A final fan commented: “Jackson’s legs getting more and more arched this child must be very uncomfortable to walk.”

Fans previously voiced their concern for young Jackson after they noticed his bowed legs in a photo from March, and in the pics from his recent victorious soccer match.

HIGH HOPES

In 2021, Jackson underwent surgery to help with his condition.

Zach and Tori explained that Jackson’s surgery wasn’t necessarily going to ensure an easy fix.

At the beginning of last year, Tori explained the procedure on Instagram: “He had plates put on his growth plates. Nothing changed immediately.

“As his legs grow, they will hopefully straighten, and we will avoid a more invasive surgery.”

In June, she also stated: “We won’t know how successful the surgery was for a couple of years, as it’s something that happens slowly and over time.”

In November, Zach revealed that they still hadn’t seen any clear results post-op.

During a Q&A with his fans, when asked about Jackson he shared: “He’s good. It’s tough because the screws in his legs help straighten the leg as he grows.

“Well for him, he maybe grows [an] inch a year so it’s tough to see and won’t be obvious for a while. [An] Average person with the same surgery, you would see the difference a lot quicker.”

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