TLC launches a new TV show, and it will definitely bring joy to 'Little People, Big World' fans

For all those fans of Little People, Big World, TLC announced they will broadcast a new show that will portray the life of a group of little people, as well.

The reality is going to be titled My Little Life and it will be first released on April 3 right after Little People, Big World. It will address the ups and downs of five little people in their 20s and early 30s.

In Touch Weekly reported that, apart from overcoming their own personal situations, they will be following their dreams and trying to find love in a big world.

Despite the fact there is little-to-no information about the six-episode, one-hour-long show, there are a couple of aspects that have been revealed so far.

Since some of them are very young, they will be showcased trying their best to step out of the comfort zone in order to become fully independent.

The sneak peek shared by TLC revealed that one of the stars of the show will experience some difficulties with his girlfriend as he was shown asking her if she knew how bad it was for him to compare himself with the kind of guys she would like to be with.

Vince, another star, seemed to be the member of the cast who is not confident enough to get into the dating life. An older man, who seemed to be his father, admitted he has tried to help him by telling him to start talking to women but he just doesn't do it.

Another footage showed him in a party clearly excited because there were a couple of little people to whom he would like to have a 'future' with.

A third member of the cast was shown saying a sort of joke while one of her average-sized friends was complaining about kissing taller men. The My Little Life star replied: 'tell me about it.'

The fourth member of the show who was portrayed in the sneak peek was a woman who appeared cuddling a baby while a friend asked her if her maternal instincts were kicking in.

Later, she was shown at a doctor's appointment clearly worried after hearing that the 'lack of space' was very worrisome.