Bug Hall, known for his role in “Little Rascals,” now lives off-grid in Arkansas with his wife, Jill DeGroff, and their five children—four daughters and one son. Though he left Hollywood behind, Hall shares glimpses of their “simple” life through social media platform X. While he owns no computer or TV, he uses his phone to post photos of family celebrations, nature walks, and daily activities.
Hall clarified in December 2025 that despite their minimalist lifestyle, he maintains an online presence. The family resides in a camper van on 80 acres of land while Hall builds their permanent home, which he describes as a stone-and-timber structure. He documents the process, including challenges like clearing a frozen toilet blockage and his design approach using graph paper and measuring rooms at full scale.
The actor, who identifies as a “Catholic extremist,” occasionally sparked controversy, referring to his son as his “heir” and his daughters as “dishwashers” in 2025. Married since 2017, Hall humorously acknowledged his wife’s pride in achieving motherhood before his own age at marriage. The couple embraces a “vow of poverty,” with Hall noting annual property taxes under $300.
Hall’s posts highlight rustic family moments—children playing barefoot, preparing for a daughter’s first communion, and holidays with simple toys like Lincoln Logs. He emphasizes teaching his kids that sports are for active participation rather than spectatorship. The actor left Hollywood after a 2020 arrest for alleged inhalant misuse, initially moving to Michigan before settling in Arkansas. He rejected entertainment industry work, seeking purpose beyond “distracting people.”