Inside Welcome to Plathville rebels Moriah & Micah Plath’s $86K Georgia home after moving off strict parents’ farm

WELCOME to Plathville rebels Moriah and Micah Plath are living in a quaint Georgia home after moving off their strict parents’ 57-acre farm. 

The Sun can exclusively reveal the siblings are renting a Cairo, Georgia home that is estimated at $86,600, according to real estate sites. 

TLCMicah and Moria Plath live in a 1,286 square-foot home estimated at $86,600[/caption]

TLCMicah and Moriah moved out of their parents’ home to live a more modern lifestyle[/caption]

The one-story house is 1,286 square feet and features one bathroom. 

The kitchen features granite countertops with wood cabinets and stainless steel appliances. 

The floors are hardwood and there is molding throughout. 

The abode also boasts a fireplace, porch and garage.

On the season two premiere of Welcome to Plathville, the siblings showed off their new home. 

Micah, 20, said on the episode: “The past year has been the year of the most change for me. Been learning who I am and who I want to be. I moved out, renting a house, bought a new car and I never stopped working out my body. 

“Very recently, me and my parents basically came to a mutual agreement for me to move out and I found this place and me and Moriah moved in here and it’s been pretty awesome.”

Moriah, 19, added: “In the last six months so much has changed. I moved out of the house slash got kicked out. I had got to the point where I was just starving for freedom and didn’t follow the rules my parents had set. 

“My parents were shielding me or protecting me, whatever, from the outside world. They tried to control literally everything, what we ate and wore. Jeans or any type of tank top were out of the question. Swim suits were an absolute no. 

“I felt like an outsider in the real world. I didn’t feel normal.”

Moriah works three jobs and is dating boyfriend Max Kallschmidt, while Micah is a model. 

Micah and Moriah still have a relationship with their parents and must be supervised by them to see their younger siblings.

Micah Plath/InstagramMicah showed off his room in a recent Instagram photo[/caption]

TLCThe home has hardwood floors and molding[/caption]

TLCThe kitchen has granite countertops, wood cabinets and stainless steel appliances[/caption]

Barry, 53, and Kim, 48, raised their nine children on their 57-acre farm in Cairo, Georgia with no computers, video games and other modern amenities. 

The Sun even reported their seven youngest children Micah, Moriah, Lydia, 17, Isaac, 13, Amber, 10, Cassia, eight, and Mercy, six, did not have birth certificates until 2017 after their at-home births.

Oldest brother Ethan is estranged from his parents because they didn’t agree with his wife Olivia’s influence on their son and the other children, leading to a blowout fight on the second season of the show. 

Ethan, 23, and Olivia, 23, have been facing marital issues this season, as he has struggled with his estrangement from his younger siblings. 

Ethan said: “Something that I think about quite often is the relationship I gave up with my siblings for my marriage and honestly it pisses me off to no end. I kind of feel like my mom used my younger siblings as leverage to get me to do what she wanted me to do. 

“She told me, you won’t be able to see your younger siblings until we’re okay and we’re okay means you guys just do what we want and then we’ll all be alright. That’s just messed up.”

Though they made plans to move out of state, The Sun previously reported Ethan and Olivia still own the Cairo, Georgia home seen on the show.

TLCBarry and Kim Plath do not agree with Micah and Moriah’s lifestyles[/caption]

TLCThe Plaths have nine children[/caption]

Ethan and his wife Olivia are estranged from the parents