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Update 5/26/25 at 2:25 AM ET – Phil Robertsons, Willie and Jasehave shared statements on their father’s death.
“My Father has gone to be with the Lord today! He will be missed but we know he is in good hands, and our family is good because God is very good! We will see him again!” Jase wrote through X On Sunday, May 25.
Meanwhile, Willie resumed his wife Korie’s statement (below) via Instagram.
Original Story:
Duck dynasty aum Phil Robert died at the age of 79.
The patriarch’s death of the family was confirmed through a Facebook Post divided on Sunday, May 25, by his daughter-in-law Korie Robertson.
“We are celebrating today that our father, husband, and grandfather, Phil Robertson, now with the Lord,” wrote Korie through the social media platform. Phil was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in December 2024, with his son, Willie Roberston. numerous Weekly US Earlier this month, “Dad is not doing well at all.”
Korie’s Facebook Post continued, “Thanks for love and prayers how much his life has been affected by his life saved by grace, by his bold faith, and by his desire to tell everyone who would listen to Jesus’ good news.
Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty is in the “early stages” of Alzheimer’s disease, his family has confirmed. Phil’s son, Jase Robertson, shared the health update on his father, 78, through Friday’s episode, December 6 of a podcast, “not shaded with Robertson’s family”. “According to the doctors, they are sure to have some kind of blood disease (…)
Willie said, 53 Us In Tuesday, May 20 covers the story of his father’s condition “moving forward.” Family is expected to return to the spotlight because of the forthcoming series Duck Dynasty: The revivalRestart the 2012 A&E reality series that ended in 2017 after 11 seasons.
Willie, who is married to Korie, 51, added that Phil’s wife and Willie’s mother, Kay Robertsonalso face health challenges itself. “Mum has shown the same kind of symptoms of Alzheimer’s or dementia, Willie said Us. “It’s just part of life – and Mum has her good days.”
He added that despite the health of the couple’s sickness, Clan Robertson had grown more closely than ever. “We (still) spent time together, but they lived a great journey and taught us a lot,” said Willie. “(Korie) and I were very appreciative of what we were able to do on Duck dynastyto be able to see that. “
As Alum Duck Dynasty Phil Robertson continues to fight Alzheimer’s, his wife, Kay Robertson, faces his own health challenges. “Dad doesn’t do well at all. He definitely comes forward,” their son Willie Robertson shares only in the latest cover story of US Weekly. “And Mum has shown the same kind of symptoms of Alzheimer’s or dementia. (…)
Phil’s son Jase RobertsonShared that his father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s through a chapter in December of her podcast, “Without shadowing with Robertson’s family. “
“According to the doctors, they are sure to have some kind of blood disease that causes all kinds of problems,” said Jase, 55, on the podcast. “He has accelerated and causes problems with his entire body.”
Jase added that the diagnosis had been mentally and physically difficult for his father, sharing, “He is not doing well. He really strives.”
The health of the duck Duck Phil Robertson has not “been good,” according to his son Jase Robertson. Jase, 55, spoke of his father’s degenerative state on a chapter on Thursday, April 3, from a “shirking with the Robertson Family” podcast. “Tell you the truth, it’s not good,” he said. “I just give the truth -wicked -to -D. I will say, (…)
Jase added that his father’s health had deteriorated due to the issue of persistent blood disease. Phil did not appear on the podcast episode because his health made it difficult to do so despite the reality star wishing him to be able to do so.
“He still says, ‘I’m going back to the podcast,'” said Jase. “But I’m like, ‘Well Phil, you can hardly walk around without shouting in pain, and your memory is not what it was once.’ It’s like, ‘Tell me about it.’ So he literally fails – I think he would agree – to sit down and have a conversation.
Phil has been survived by Kay, 77, Willie, and Jase, as well as his son Alan Robertson and a girl, Flee.
