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Phil Alexander Robertson (born April 24, 1946) is an American professional hunter, businessman ( Duck Commander company), and reality television star on the popular television series Duck Dynasty. He is also featured on the television show Duck Commander, a hunting program on the Outdoor Channel. [1]
- The Robertson Family of ‘Duck Dynasty’: Where Are They Now? The Robertson family may have become household names thanks to A&E, but they've stayed on fans’ minds ever since thanks to their hilarious antics.
- Willie Jess Robertson. The CEO of his family’s company reopened his diner, Willie’s Duck Diner, in West Monroe, Louisiana, in September 2017. Loyal fans of the show will remember that Willie was unapologetic about his religious views, and this eatery is no different.
- Silas Merritt 'Si' Robertson. Uncle Si was long considered the breakout star of Duck Dynasty — and he also made appearances on other shows, including Last Man Standing and Buck Commander.
- Jules Jepths 'Jep' Robertson. Jep’s loyal following earned him a spinoff called Jep & Jessica: Growing the Dynasty, which followed the TV personality and his wife, Jessica, raising their children, Lily, Merrit, Priscilla, River and Jules.
The "Duck Dynasty" patriarch, 74, learned he has a 45-year-old daughter from a decades-old affair after a DNA test. He and his wife Kay have welcomed Phyliss into the famous family and shared their story on his podcast.
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Aug 23, 2023 · So, where do they all stand with Phyllis today? According to Sadie Robertson and Korie Robertson, who is Phil's granddaughter and daughter-in-law respectively, the family is closer than ever.
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Learn about Phil Robertson, the founder of Duck Commander, a company that sells duck calls and other hunting products. Discover his life story, his faith, his books, and his podcasts.
Mar 13, 2024 · Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty fame recently shared the news on Episode 850 of his Unashamed podcast that his wife, Miss Kay, is in the hospital. Phil spoke about Miss Kay’s hospitalization on the podcast with their sons, Al and Jase, and nephew, Zach.
In 1972, Phil Robertson gave up a coaching career for his love of duck hunting when he whittled a better duck call than any on the market, the first Duck Commander call. His first year, Robertson sold $8,000 worth of duck calls and his wife, Kay, somehow managed to feed four boys on that salary.
