Miss Kay Robertson, star of 'Duck Dynasty,' has made a significant health recovery after a recent fall and a period of depression following the death of her husband, Phil Robertson, who passed away on May 25 from Alzheimer's. Her son Willie and his wife Korie reported that she has bounced back, leaning on her faith and family support. She is expected to appear in the second season of 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.'
'Duck Dynasty' star Miss Kay makes 'unbelievable' health turnaround after beloved husband's death
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Miss Kay Robertson, star of 'Duck Dynasty,' has made a significant health recovery after a recent fall and a period of depression following the death of her husband, Phil Robertson, who passed away on May 25 from Alzheimer's. Her son Willie and his wife Korie reported that she has bounced back, leaning on her faith and family support. She is expected to appear in the second season of 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.'
- 1 2012-2017: Original 'Duck Dynasty' aired for 11 seasons
- 2 April (current year): Miss Kay suffered a fall and infection, hospitalized
- 3 May 25: Phil Robertson died
- 4 June 1: 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' premiere party (Miss Kay absent)
- 5 June: Willie announced Miss Kay's health declining
- 6 Recently: Miss Kay's health bounced back
- 7 Early next year: Second season of 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' expected
- Miss Kay's improved health and well-being
- Her continued involvement in family activities and the 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' show
What: Miss Kay Robertson's health has significantly improved after a period of declining health and depression.
When: Phil died May 25; Willie announced Miss Kay's declining health in June; her health has bounced back recently; second season of 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' expected early next year.
Where: Monroe, Louisiana (premiere party location).
Why: Miss Kay was depressed after losing her husband of over 60 years; she leaned into her faith and family support to recover.
How: Through faith, family support, and overcoming depression.