‘Duck Dynasty’ couple Phil Robertson and Miss Kay Robertson suffer serious health problems

“Duck Dynasty” couple Phil and “Miss Kay” Robertson are both suffering serious health problems in which son Jase Robertson said the Louisiana family feared for his mother’s life after a recent fall.

Jase Robertson gave an update on his parents’ health on the family’s podcast “Unashamed With the Robertson Family.”

Phil Robertson, 78, who started his Duck Commander company in West Monroe selling VHS hunting videos and duck calls from his vehicle before rising to fame with his wife “Miss Kay” and sons in the hit reality series “Duck Dynasty,” continues to deteriorate from Alzheimer’s disease that the family first announced late last year.

“The No. 1 one question I get everywhere I go: ‘How’s your dad doing?’” Jase Robertson said during the podcast last week. “Now, I’m just giving the blunt truth: I say, ‘Not good.’”

Jase Robertson also revealed his mother, 77, recently spent 11 days in the hospital after a fall in which she suffered a cut became infected.

“We were kind of dealing with the fact that maybe this is it,” Robertson said about Miss Kay.

But Robertson said his mother is now recovering and “doing better” while now being treated in a rehab hospital.

Jase Robertson said the family is “making (his parents) comfortable and doing the best we can” to care for the matriarch and patriarch of “Duck Dynasty.”

Phil and Kay Robertson’s origin story as a couple came to the big screen in 2023 with the independent hit movie “The Blind” produced by son Willie Robertson and his wife Korie.

The film about his father’s early infidelities, struggles with alcohol addiction and ultimate redemption through his Christian faith inspired baptisms and impromptu post movie gatherings of fellowship and worship when it was released, Willie said in a previous interview with USA Today Network.

“The response has been phenomenal,” Willie Robertson told USA Today Network. “Stories are starting to pour in of standing ovations, baptisms and post movie gatherings all over the country.”

“Duck Dynasty,” the reality TV show that made the Duck Commander family famous, is returning to A&E’s primetime lineup beginning this summer.

A&E has ordered two, 10-episode seasons of “Duck Dynasty: The Revival.”

The new version will feature Willie and Korie Robertson and their adult children as they key players, but “Miss Kay” was set to make appearances when the revival was announced. Phil Robertson’s condition won’t allow him to appear in the new “Duck Dynasty.”