Phil Robertson, the patriarch of A&E Network’s “Duck Dynasty,” has passed away at the age of 79, as announced by his family. His daughter-in-law, Korie Robertson, shared the news on Facebook, expressing the family’s gratitude for the support they received during his battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Korie celebrated Phil’s legacy and emphasized that he is now with the Lord.
Robertson was renowned for founding Duck Commander, a company known for its duck calls based in West Monroe, Louisiana. He played a significant role in shaping reality television that showcased country living, alongside his colorful family. His impact extended beyond “Duck Dynasty,” which gained fame for its depiction of Southern life and family values. He was also involved in other shows, including “In the Woods with Phil” (2017) and “Duck Commander” (2009).
The family plans to hold a private funeral service, with a public celebration of Phil’s life to follow. His legacy continues through the multitude of lives he touched and the cultural footprint he left in the entertainment industry, encouraging fans to embrace family and faith. The heartfelt message from Korie highlights the profound love and prayers that have surrounded the family, recognizing the significant impact Phil had on many throughout his life.
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