Audrey Roloff really doesn’t know when to shut her mouth, does she?

The former Little People, Big World star has often rambled away on social media, typically to her detriment, coming across like someone who knows absolutely everything about motherhood and marriage.

Heck, she and her husband, Jeremy, wrote an entire book about the alleged secrets to a healthy relationship.

They seem like a happy couple, so, hey more power to them.

But critics have grown rather sick and very tired of Audrey’s pompous attitude.

Take a puzzling new post, for example.

Earlier this week, the mother of three uploaded an image that featured her planting a kiss on her young son Radley’s head … as she sat perched in a field.

Not a big deal on its own, certainly. Sweet, even.

Audrey, then, however, went on to write a whole bunch of nonsense that she likely thought sounded helpful and profound.

“Was listening tonight to an audiobook on motherhood and felt inclined to share this quote with you,” Roloff penned to open a lengthy caption.

“Social media can be a tough space for moms … it’s so easy to start beating yourself up over literally anything you see a mom doing that you are not doing.

“So here is this.”

The author and podcast host then launched into her quote recitation as follows:

“Everything you see me doing well is either the result of a natural personality bend or years of the Lord modelling my weakness into something that most closely resembles the way I was uniquely designed to reflect his image.”

Uhhhh, come again, Audrey?

This was the general reaction from observers who pored over these words — and could not make any sense of them whatsoever.

“Word salad gibberish,” remarked one follower, while another added:

“This just screams narcissist. It’s like she wants everyone to tell her what a great job she’s doing/she makes it look so easy/I didn’t know you struggled, kind of responses.”

And then a Reddit user jumped in with:

“I don’t know what is more cringe, living your life on social media, or preaching about religion in regards to your posts on social media. Embarrassing.”

Audrey, who has rarely goes a week without igniting some kind of fury from social media users, recently announced that she and Jeremy bought their own farm.

“We bought a farm! And look what’s in our backyard. Yup, that’s our trestle,” she announced on June 12.

“If you read our book (or even just looked at the cover lol) you know the significance that this train trestle has played in our love story and lives.

“It’s where Jer asked me to be his girlfriend, it’s where he asked me to marry him, it’s where we took the photo for the cover of our New York Times best-selling book, and it’s within walking distance of my parent’s property.”

She concluded at the time:

“We’ve got a lot of work to do to bring our vision to life, but Jer and I are excited to finally have some space to get our feet dirty (literally) and bring our dreams of using land into reality.

“I’ll share more of the story behind how this came to be soon.

“But for now, I just want to say thank you for being someone who has been following us on this journey for the last two years and offered encouragement and prayers as we have patiently pursued some land for our family”