Just moments ago, Jep Robertson — the youngest son of Phil and Kay Robertson — shared a deeply emotional update that has left fans of the Robertson family stunned and concerned.
Speaking from Vivian, Louisiana, Jep opened up about a sudden and serious downturn in the health of his mother, Kay Robertson, lovingly known to millions as Miss Kay from Duck Dynasty. The update was brief, but powerful.
“She’s not doing well,” Jep said, his voice shaking. “We’re with her now. She’s resting, but it’s serious. Please keep our family in your prayers.”
Miss Kay, 77, has long been regarded as the heart of the Robertson family — a woman of unwavering faith, gentle strength, and the kind of love that held her husband Phil and their children together through decades of trials, triumphs, and transformation.
Now, as her health declines, the entire family has reportedly gathered by her side.
“We’ve been through a lot,” Jep added quietly, “but nothing prepares you for watching the strongest person you know go through something like this.”
No further details about her condition have been made public, but the message was clear: the Robertsons are asking for love, support, and especially prayer during this fragile time.
Across social media, fans and friends have already begun flooding the family with messages of hope and gratitude — many recalling how Miss Kay’s steady presence and loving wisdom brought comfort during the early years of Duck Dynasty.
“She’s always been the one praying for everyone else,” one fan wrote. “Now it’s our turn to pray for her.”
As the family leans on their faith, one thing is certain: Kay Robertson is not facing this alone. She is surrounded by the people she’s loved so well for so long — and by a community that holds her in their hearts like family.
“We’re trusting God,” Jep said softly. “And we know Mom is too.”
For now, the Robertsons are keeping close. And the world is watching — not with gossip, but with grace, holding space for a woman who gave her heart to millions.
Please join us in lifting up Kay Robertson in prayer, and in sending strength to the family who has given so much love to others… now in need of it themselves.