Just 45 minutes ago, a heartbreaking update emerged from West Monroe, Louisiana, where Willie Robertson, son of the late Phil Robertson, shared distressing news about the health of his beloved mother, Kay Robertson. Known affectionately as “Miss Kay” to fans of Duck Dynasty, the 74-year-old matriarch has reportedly been facing a steep decline in her health following the sudden and devastating death of her husband, Phil Robertson. The family, still grieving the loss of their patriarch, now finds themselves rallying around Miss Kay during what Willie described as “the darkest time our family has ever faced.”

According to Willie, Miss Kay has struggled emotionally and physically since Phil’s passing just two weeks ago. Though she initially showed strength for the family, her health began deteriorating rapidly in recent days. Willie mentioned that she has become increasingly disoriented, fatigued, and withdrawn, prompting urgent medical attention and daily care from family members.

“She’s lost more than a husband,” Willie said tearfully. “She lost her best friend, her partner in faith, and the man she built a life with for over five decades.” The family believes the emotional toll of grief may have triggered a sharp downturn in her condition. Close relatives and friends have reportedly been visiting the Robertson home daily, offering prayers, meals, and comfort during this painful period.

Miss Kay has always been the heart of the Robertson family, both on screen and off. Viewers of Duck Dynasty will remember her loving, spirited personality and unwavering devotion to her family and faith. Willie emphasized that those same qualities are what the family is now relying on to help her fight through this decline.

In his statement, Willie requested prayers not only for his mother’s recovery but also for strength as the family adjusts to life without Phil. “We’re trying to hold it together, but it’s hard watching the strongest woman we know begin to fade right in front of us,” he said. Medical professionals have not disclosed a specific diagnosis, but sources close to the family say doctors are monitoring for signs of depression-related complications and cognitive issues.

The community of West Monroe has responded with overwhelming support. Churches across the region have organized prayer circles for Miss Kay, and fans across the country have flooded social media with messages of love and encouragement. A candlelight vigil is being planned for this weekend in her honor, with many attendees expected to wear camouflage as a tribute to Phil and the Robertson legacy.

Willie shared that Miss Kay has had brief moments of clarity where she talks about memories with Phil—especially their first duck hunts, their wedding day, and their early years raising a family in faith. “Those memories bring her peace,” Willie said. “But the tears always follow, and we just hold her hand through it.”

In a deeply emotional moment, Willie recounted how his mother whispered to him late last night, “I just want to be with him again.” That confession, while heartbreaking, is one that the family has taken seriously. “We’re not giving up on her,” he assured. “But we know her heart is broken, and we’re just praying for comfort and whatever healing God sees fit.”

The Robertson family has faced adversity before, but this season is proving to be their most painful. “We’re leaning on faith like never before,” Willie said. “And we ask all of you—our extended family of fans and believers—to join us in that faith.” The family also plans to share updates through the Duck Commander social media pages to keep supporters informed.

Miss Kay’s longtime friend and pastor also spoke to local press, saying, “Kay has always given to others. Now it’s time for the world to give back to her—with prayer, love, and light.” The outpouring of community affection underscores just how deeply the Robertson family has touched lives across America.

As of now, Miss Kay remains at home under the care of family and a team of medical professionals. Willie noted that she’s most comfortable surrounded by her children and grandchildren, and that the sound of old gospel hymns playing softly in the background helps calm her. “That’s how Dad would’ve wanted it,” he said. “To surround her with love, music, and memories of God’s goodness.”

Though the road ahead remains uncertain, Willie made it clear that the family will not let Miss Kay walk it alone. “Every moment is precious now,” he said. “We’ll be right here with her, loving her through it, just like she always loved us.” For now, all eyes remain on the Robertson home in West Monroe, where a family of faith continues to cling to hope in the face of heartbreaking loss.

Let us keep Miss Kay in our thoughts and prayers. The Robertson story, full of family, faith, and resilience, continues—even through the storm of grief.