Little People’s Isabel Roloff says she’s “not where she wants to be” after saying she’s going through the “hardest time”.

LITTLE People, Big World star Isabel Roloff posted a cryptic message on social media about the difficult time she’s going through.

The news was posted today as a video on her Instagram story as Isabel, 26, went for a walk.

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The TLC star wore a tan Adidas baseball cap with her short red hair down and slicked underneath.

She also wore a black down jacket while pushing a black stroller down the sidewalk.

The LPBW personality captioned the video, “Maybe I’m not where I want to be yet, but at least I’m trying to get there.”

The short clip gave fans a more personal look into the reality star’s life and how she works through her struggles.

HARD TIMES

Back in February, the TV personality took to social media to open up about the difficult things that were going on in her life.

Isabel wrote: “I’m lightly going through one of the strangest/hardest times of my life right now.

“Every day feels like a marathon. If you are too, you are not alone. Brighter days are ahead, I can feel it,” she concluded with a red heart emoji.

Earlier this month, Isabel shared a similar message on Instagram as she encounters “battles” in her life.

The mum of one posted a video of her walking with a huge cowboy hat on her freshly styled hair.

As the song “Every Time the Sun Comes Up” by Sharon Van Etten played in the background, a potentially disturbing message rolled across the screen.

“Please try to remember that,” she shared: “Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you don’t know about. So be really, really nice if you can.”

Isabel went into a little more detail in the caption.

“I know it’s hard to think about,” Isabel explained. “Someone cuts you off, or they take too long to queue ahead of you, or whatever it is.

“They have their story and I’m sure they try in every capacity that comes their way. So be relentlessly kind. It is important.”

PLEASE HELP

In early March, Isabel took to her Instagram story to ask her fans and followers for help.

She asked her supporters for self-affirmations that she could use to boost her confidence as a mother.

The 26-year-old’s question was straightforward and came after she admitted she was going through the “hardest time”.

Isabel’s direct question to her followers was, “What are some affirmations or things you say to yourself to remind yourself that you are a good parent?”

She shared a fan’s response to her question on a separate Instagram story.

In that post, a fan replied, “I have this. One day at a time,” as an endorsement she could use.

Isabel thanked the fan for giving her the helpful phrase without unsolicited including “parenting advice” in the story’s caption.

“Thanks! This is more what I was looking for than parenting advice.

“I KNOW I’m a good mom, I was just curious how you remember it…

“Affirmations really click for me, and sometimes saying them out loud helps me.”

She gave birth to her and her husband Jacob’s son Mateo in 2021.

In the following Instagram story, Isabel continued: “I just love this kid so much and want to do my best for him. Sometimes that comes with little pep talks with myself.”

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