Phil Robertson, the beloved patriarch of A&E Network’s “Duck Dynasty,” has passed away at the age of 79, as announced by his family on Sunday. His daughter-in-law, Korie Robertson, shared the news on Facebook, expressing gratitude for the love and prayers from supporters who have been touched by his life. The family had previously revealed in December that Robertson was battling Alzheimer’s disease.
In honoring his legacy, the family plans a private funeral service, while a public celebration of his life will take place later. Robertson, who founded Duck Commander in West Monroe, Louisiana, became a prominent figure in the entertainment world through his series of television shows that showcased country living and featured his vibrant family. Besides “Duck Dynasty,” his work included “In the Woods with Phil” (2017) and “Duck Commander” (2009), among others, highlighting his journey as both a producer and writer.
Known for his distinctive beard and strong family values, Robertson’s influence extended beyond television; he inspired many with his faith and lifestyle. The family emphasized the impact he had on countless lives through his work and personal connections. As they navigate this difficult time, Korie’s message reflects a celebration of his life and the legacy he leaves behind, marked by love, resilience, and a commitment to family.
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