Little People

Four of the "Little Women: Atlanta" cast members got into a knock-down, drag-out fight that ended with one of them -- the pregnant one -- ending up in the hospital.

In an episode airing Wednesday ... Emily and her friend Bri got into it with twins Amanda and Andrea Salinas. The twins just started waiting tables at the same club where Emily and Bri work as dancers -- and as everyone knows ... waitresses and dancers don't mix.

Watch, Emily (with cornrows and a "Boss" tee) is the one with child ... but she didn't hesitate to throw down. We're told she went to a hospital for a checkup after the fight.

"Little Women: LA" star Christy McGinity learned rolling through an intersection -- even just a little -- can prove costly.

Christy appeared before Judge Marilyn Milian Monday for a taping of "The People's Court." She was being sued by a woman who claimed Christy slammed into her Mercedes at a L.A. intersection.

Christy climbed a step ladder to give the judge a blow-by-blow, but in the end, it was her admission she rolled through a red light to make a right that sunk her.

"Little Women: Atlanta" stars Ashley "Minnie" Ross and rapper Pastor Troy are expecting a little miracle to join them soon ... TMZ has learned.

Sources close to the reality stars tell us Ashley just found out she's pregnant with PT's baby and both are very excited.

Ashley and PT's off-and-on romance has been covered on the show, but we're told they want to keep the pregnancy off camera ... so no diaper drama story lines, for now.

Even though their relationship was shaky for the last 8 months, our sources say they're good now. Obviously, they were VERY good on at least one occasion.

#Congratulations

Divorce is no small matter ... even for reality TV stars Amy and Matt Roloff, who are pulling the plug on their 27 year marriage.

The "Little People, Big World" couple announced they were separating back in March, but filed divorce docs on Friday ... citing irreconcilable differences.

In a statement, the Roloffs said they were proud of raising their 4 kids to adulthood. It's interesting ... their youngest just turned 18 in January. Kinda looks like they waited to become empty nesters before ending things.

Things are looking up for newly separated Matt Roloff ... a dating company catering to little people wants to plaster his adorable face on its website and in return help him score a fresh piece for himself.

DateALittle.com made the offer to the "Little People, Big World" star after news broke he separated from his wife. Matt -- who's like the George Clooney of little people -- has a deal on the table to become the official spokesperson.

The company's pitch to Matt is that there's something far more valuable than monetary compensation ... the opportunity to find a new relationship.

Fact is ... DateALittle.com has delivered in the past. It's where Bill and Jen Arnold, from "The Little Couple," first connected ... and lived happily ever after.

If Matt rejects the offer, they'll reach out to Amy, which we're guessing won't go over well.

Turn Ons: Short walks on the beach.
Turn Offs: High kitchen cabinets.

"Little People, Big World" couple Matt and Amy Roloff can't stand living together anymore -- they've just announced they're separating after 26 years of marriage.

Sources close to the couple tell TMZ, Matt and Amy have been living separately since the holidays -- Amy currently resides in the family's main house in Oregon ... Matt lives in the guest house.

We're told neither Amy nor Matt is currently pursuing other relationships -- they're just testing the waters living alone ... for now anyway. So far, divorce isn't on the table.

Matt has had a history of drinking problems -- such as his 2007 DUI -- but we're told alcohol was NOT an issue in the split.

The Roloffs -- who have 4 children -- released a statement, saying, "Though we have weathered many storms together, we recently made the tough decision to engage in a trial separation."

"The Little Couple" star Jen Arnold is a free woman ... free of the cancer that wracked her body.

We got Jen and hubby Bill Klein in NYC ... and they revealed two major spoilers for the upcoming season of their TLC reality show -- including the latest on her battle with stage 3 cancer.

Jennifer Arnold and Bill Klein -- stars of TLC's hit "The Little Couple" -- just adopted the cutest little boy from China ... and like any sized parents, they have quickly learned ... TODDLERS POOP A LOT.

Our photog spoke to Jen and Bill on the streets of NYC as they walked hand in hand with the newest addition to their family, 3-year-old William, who was also born with a form of dwarfism.

It's clear from the video the new parents -- who struggled for years to have a kid -- are excited to learn the tricks of the trade.

Little people are NOT objects to be greased up and hurled down a bowling lane for the sick enjoyment of an audience -- so says the Little People of America, which tells TMZ, Zac Brown's "midget bowling" is a "direct insult" to little people everywhere.

You'll recall ... TMZ posted footage of country singer Zac Brown going "midget bowling" at a motorcycle rally in South Dakota last weekend -- sliding a little person named Short Sleeve Sampson down a greasy ramp ... and into bowling pins (he got a strike).

But a rep for Little People of America -- the country's biggest non-profit for people with dwarfism -- tells TMZ, "Little People of America does not endorse any activity in which a person of short stature is used as an object rather than regarded as a competitor, in a 'sporting event.'"

The rep adds, "We believe that such practices are a direct insult to the equality of people with dwarfism, grounded in a respect for basic human dignity."

But tell that to Short Sleeve Sampson -- he called in to TMZ Live earlier this week ... insisting there's NOTHING wrong with a little "midget bowling" every now and then.

Bill Klein and Jen Arnold (aka TLC's "Little Couple") weren't kidding when they told us they got a giant Christmas tree this year -- it really is 16 feet tall!!!