Phil Robertson, the beloved family patriarch of the famous Duck Dynasty family, was married to his wife, Marsha Kay “Miss Kay” Carroway Robertson, for 59 years before his passing in May 2025 at the age of 79.
Duck Dynasty, which aired on A&E from 2012 to 2017, followed the lives of the family behind Duck Commander, a successful duck call and hunting gear business based in West Monroe, Louisiana.
Phil built an absolutely incredible life and legacy of faith and family and the Robertson’s continue to remain close and seemingly running into each other quite frequently.
On Wednesday (October 22), many members of the Robertson family were in for a sweet surprise – a number of siblings and cousins just so happened to be at the airport at the same time!
While Willie Robertson and his family were flying home from New York City following a press tour for their new show, Duck Dynasty: The Revival, younger brother’s Jase and Jep Robertson and their crew ran into them at the Atlanta airport.
“Gate C34 played host to a family reunion today 🤣. We can’t keep up with each other. Good thing Delta can ✈️,” Jase’s wife, Missy, posted.
Jep’s wife, Jessica, also posted about the special reunion.
“When you go to get on your flight home to Louisiana and walk up to most of your family flying home all from different parts of the US! Lots of Robertsons!🤣,” she wrote.
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Duck Dynasty: The Revival Airs On Hulu
Willie Robertson’s family took their followers along over the weekend while they toured NYC for their press tour.
“having the absolutely best time in NYC with the fam doing press for our new show @duckdynastyae that dropped on @hulu this week! I saw it’s in the top searches!,” Sadie Robertson wrote on social media.
When Duck Dynasty began, Willie and his wife, Korie, were raising their kids, John Luke, Sadie, Bella, and Will. He was 40 years old when the series began, and busy raising teenagers, while running a multi-million dollar company.
In the new show, Willie announces he is “fully semi-retired” and looking to find his successor. So far, in his newfound free time, he has tried to teach his grandchildren about duck calls and golfing.
What a unique honor to be apart of such a sweet and loving family!