The star of the “Duck Dynasty” Phil Robertson is 79 years old
Phil Robertson, star of “Duck Dynasty”, died at the age of 79 after a battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
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- Kay Robertson’s health remains fragile after the death of her husband, Phil Robertson.
- She suffers from depression after losing her 60 -year -old partner and did not attend the first celebration of “Duck Dynasty: The Revival”.
- Kay Robertson’s health problems were initially revealed in April after falling and subsequent infection.
“”Duck dynasty“Matriarch” Miss Kay “The health of Robertson continues to be precarious a week after her The husband Phil Robertson diedsaid his son Willie Robertson.
“Kay is not in the best of health,” said Willie Robertson on Sunday in an interview with the USA Today Network. “We try to help him as much as possible.”
“Miss Kay”, 77, did not attend a first party for “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” on June 1 in Monroe, Louisiana.
Her son said her mother is also crying for Phil, who died on May 25 after suffering Alzheimer’s.
“Part of this is that she is just depressed,” said Willie Robertson about her mother’s health. “She lost her 60 -year partner.”
Kay Robertson appears in a first episode of Restart “Duck Dynasty”But his health prevented him from appearing in subsequent episodes, said Willie Robertson.
“Mom was in the series at the beginning, so we have sweet moments with her,” said Willie Robertson. Phil Robertson made no new appearance in “The Revival”, although he is seen in flashbacks.
Kay Robertson’s health problems were revealed for the first time in April by son Jase Robertson in the family podcast “Without shame with the Robertson family. “”
Jase Robertson then declared that he had feared for the life of his mother after a subsequent fall and infection which required hospitalization.
“We were in a way dealt with the fact that it may be all,” said Robertson.
The history of origin of Phil and Kay Robertson as a couple came on the big screen in 2023 with the independent film “The Blind”, produced by Willie Robertson and his wife, Korie.
The film on the first infidelities of his father, fights against alcohol dependence and ultimate redemption through his Christian faith inspired by baptisms and gatherings of impromptus movies of communion and worship when it was released, said Willie in a previous interview with USA TODAY NETWORK.
Willie Robertson said on June 1 that the film had a peak in streaming traffic after Phil’s death.
Greg Hilburn covers State policy for the US network of Louisiana. Follow it on Twitter @ greghilburn1.