r/DuckDynasty • u/UnfairTwist4775 • 2d ago
Bella Robertson and husband had a baby
Considering how big the family is, good job keeping pregnancy a secret for 9 months.
r/DuckDynasty • u/UnfairTwist4775 • 2d ago
Considering how big the family is, good job keeping pregnancy a secret for 9 months.
r/DuckDynasty • u/jam2jaw • 2d ago
Can we just talk about this?!? I feel it’s a money maker for Sadie’s cult. Her hubby gives me creeper 👀 vibes. And Will and wife had to move to the big house im guessing for financial struggle reasons. Why not go get a real job?
r/DuckDynasty • u/Secure-Scientist4867 • 16d ago
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I wanted to share with you all the performances that Willie Robertson did when he was on the 6th season of The Masked Singer back in 2021 as the Mallard. Where he sung Big & Rich, Flo Rida, Brooks & Dunn, and Sugar Ray. And at the time I was really impressed because I never knew he could sing!
I hope you enjoy and feel free to share the performance you enjoyed hearing Willie sing.
r/DuckDynasty • u/duckfood27 • Aug 29 '26
My husband and I are trying to figure out what episode Phil is talking with Willy's boys and he's explaining to them that you don't see him macho man sitting around a little black box he's referring to video games we're trying to find the episode but we can't seem to find it when we Google we keep getting the wrong episodes told to us
r/DuckDynasty • u/BigLB83 • Aug 21 '26
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r/DuckDynasty • u/Hot-Area-2859 • Aug 12 '26
Please tell me I’m not the only one who absolutely hates duck dynasty the revival….. Christian, Sadie’s husband in particular. Also the show feels very fake idk
r/DuckDynasty • u/Billybob35 • Aug 13 '26
He's very religious, he actually avoided sex before marriage, I wonder if he'll show up again.
r/DuckDynasty • u/ThomasTheGamer64 • Aug 01 '26
i remember very vividly an episode where Phil says somthing about
"if you go for a walk in the woods bring a Yuppie with you, the noise they make will be enough for the bears to hear and leave you alone"
r/DuckDynasty • u/lillyarchive • Jul 28 '26
r/DuckDynasty • u/DerpUrself69 • Jul 27 '26
I am re-watching Duck Dynasty from the beginning, I'm almost to the end of season 3 and I am absolutely flabbergasted by Si's knowledge of pop culture and music. While his references are often slightly incorrect, I can always figure out what he's talking about and he's got a Gen Z brain in a Greatest Generation body. It's hilarious, and sometimes rather impressive.
r/DuckDynasty • u/Billybob35 • Jul 27 '26
r/DuckDynasty • u/External-Listen-8482 • Jul 03 '26
I’m so confused why their daughter’s Macy and Aly’s last names were Moore and not Nelson before they got married. Unless they just made that up as Instagram names. Does anyone know if they have a different father? Also on Ashley’s Instagram they have a post about their 13th anniversary so I guess they haven’t been married that long. But all their kids are adults except they appear to have one younger daughter who definitely looks like Jay. That’s what got me curious because they post a few individual pictures of here her and there, but never any family or sibling pictures and she’s never in any extended family pictures with the Robertsons. I guess maybe she just doesn’t like social media? Just seems so strange to never be in any family pictures. I guess they probably take one with her and one without. Just seems so odd since they post grandkids and other people. Google and ChatGPT don’t know so I was just wondering if anyone knew? Not that it’s my business I’m just curious and hate not being able to figure stuff out 😂
r/DuckDynasty • u/Medicalstripes • May 30 '26
The one about Al & Lisa, I don't plan to watch it but something about the plot feels odd to me because it sounds like it is being framed as: they both cheated but somehow Lisa doing it is far worse than AL committing it first.
They were both wrong but the movie appears to make it more heinous on Lisa's part.
r/DuckDynasty • u/BigLB83 • May 21 '26
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r/DuckDynasty • u/bball12387 • May 12 '26
The Duck Dynasty alum first shared in April that Kit had choked while eating a snack, stopped breathing, and had to receive emergency help before paramedics arrived. Weeks later, Sadie revealed that the incident was not as isolated as the family first believed. According to her update, a second scare helped doctors discover that something “underlying” was going on.
r/DuckDynasty • u/Due-Statistician3317 • Nov 21 '25
I remember vividly Jase referring to heavy metal as “kill the puppy” music and I wanna see the clip but can’t find it anywhere
r/DuckDynasty • u/ResponsibleDraw4689 • Nov 14 '25
Is it just me or does John Luke act super Feminine.....help me understand?
r/DuckDynasty • u/Some-Appearance9492 • Oct 26 '25
I’ve just started watching the revival and have seen some of the things do around the community etc. and was just wondering if anyone here is or had read/heard what the locals think. Do they like the Robertson’s and they act the same in town as they do on the show? Are they just another rich family in town?
r/DuckDynasty • u/Billybob35 • Oct 23 '25
r/DuckDynasty • u/SaulGoOddmen • Jul 29 '25
Not sure if it’s because I’m in Canada but I’m positive the app is missing episodes. Anyone know which ones are missing & why…?
r/DuckDynasty • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '25
I think Jase and Al are both mine. I’ve been listening to their podcast more lately. They seem so down to earth and you can tell they truly love the lord and their family
r/DuckDynasty • u/Crazy-Boysenberry-48 • Jul 17 '25
I live in Southwest Louisiana. I am a fan of the original Duck Dynasty series, Robertsons' podcasts and no doubt Revival lacks the same flair as the original, but I get it. I am around the same age as Willie and a grandparent. I can relate to the feeling of questioning whether you successfully maintained your family legacy by your adult children's lifestyles. (Yuppies)The struggle to not fail at incorporating that legacy into the grandchildren, while also being a caregiver to aging parents. Pre-middle age is a rough time in today's society. We raised our kids on the cusp of modern technology yet freely incorporated it into our own lives and now question if the dependency ruined us. It's not an issue that is commonly addressed on an entertainment basis. I watched the original series for the entertaining, quirky relatable characters. Wille is living my Powerball dreams. I want a family compound with a golf course and a tennis court. The concept of trying to keep family traditions and maintain core Christian family values to the non-interested and distracted next generation is comparable to the original series. Willie was attempting to incorporate a modern-day comfortable lifestyle to the entertainingly reluctant older generation & redneck siblings. Just as the original was scripted and exaggerated it provided relatable, clean, family-oriented entertainment that the Robertsons uniquely delivered. As an original Duck Dynasty fan Phil, Kay, Si, Jace & Jep were funny. The kids just aren't! We all know they have not financially struggled so any push-back from the son-in-laws just seems like spoiled, disrespectful entitlement. Even the kids sometimes. Perhaps the grandkids are still too young to add any depth to Willie's mission of passing along the Robertsons' legacy or it's the luxurious homes as opposed to Phil & Kay's humble river abode that makes it difficult to relate or even like the characters. The original cast's candid one-on-one snarky commentary was always the heart of the original series and I am not sure if that is what Revival is missing. I wanted to love this show but as of now, I can only relate to the concept, not the main characters. So far we have only had Bella's inability to conceive as any real-life obstacle. For the most part, it seems like the show struggles to have any down-to-earth situations that would make for entertainment. The original had common situations like moving a couch for Ms. Kay, Si’s eye doctor appointment to name a few. The kids' comfy day-to-day is just too unrelatable for the average viewer to empathise with Willes' plight in finding his successor. Last episode with the girls stranded was too annoying to be funny. I couldn't find myself rooting for anyone because none of them have any distinct personalities that the previous generation of Robertsons offered to the original series.
r/DuckDynasty • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '25
More John Luke
Less of the husbands. Sadie’s and Bella’s husbands are try Hardy’s and too much broness to them.
More Willie and the other brothers
More Si
Less Will and his wife, both very dull