Prior to Phil Robertson’s death, which came following a battle with Alzheimer’s, his wife Miss Kay made a rare appearance in the June 1 episode of the Duck Dynasty revival.

Phil Robertson’s wife was spending his last days with him and their family.

Months prior to the Duck Dynasty star’s death following a battle with Alzheimer’s disease, his wife Kay “Miss Kay” Robertson made a rare appearance on the latest episode of the Duck Dynasty revival series June 1.

“Willie’s mom Miss Kay doesn’t live on our family property right now,” Korie Robertson, Willie Roberton’s wife, explained in a confessional. “But, of course, when we have a baby shower or even just family dinner, she is always ready to stop by.”

Indeed, Miss Kay was a fixture at a baby shower celebrating Rebecca Robertson Loftin and John Reed Loftin’s third baby, Xander, who was born in November. (The couple also share Zane, 5, and Holland, 4.)

Miss Kay was one of the many Robertson family members to express her excitement over a new little one, and even led the family in a prayer during the party.

“Father, we’re so grateful for everything you’ve done for us,” Miss Kay said during the moment. “Father, thank you for the precious little babies. They are just worth everything. I know they work us to death and sometimes when they keep us up all night we wonder why we have them. But in his name, we pray. Amen.”

The rare appearance in the episode, which was filmed in the fall of 2024, came amid Phil’s health battle. The Duck Dynasty patriarch—who was dad to Willie, Jace Robertson, Phyllis Robertson Thomas, Alan Robertson and Jules Jeptha Robertson—died May 22.

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“Thank you for the love and prayers of so many whose lives have been impacted by his life saved by grace, by his bold faith, and by his desire to tell everyone who would listen the Good News of Jesus,” the family wrote in a joint statement shared at the time. “We are grateful for his life on earth and will continue the legacy of love for God and love for others until we see him again.”

Keep reading for more of Phil’s family moments…

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First Hunt

Duck Dynasty‘s Phil Robertson discovered in 2020 that he fathered a daughter named Phyllis from an affair he had decades ago, leading him to reconnect with his lost child and take her duck hunting.

“So thankful God brought us together after all these years,” Phyllis wrote on her Instagram that November. “His timing is perfect, and every day and new experience is a gift.”

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Dad and Daughter

“This day ended my first duck season with a great hunt,” Phyllis captioned this January 2021 snapshot. “And this day one year ago marks the beginning of my life with my real dad after learning paternity tests came back positive. Positive. Have there been ups and downs on this crazy ride? Yes. But we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose -Romans 8:28. I’m so very thankful this day and this one year anniversary ended on a positive note.”

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Under One Roof

Phil and his wife Kay “Miss Kay” Robertson invited Phyllis and her husband to celebrate Easter with their side of the family—including his brother Si Robertson—in 2021.

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Jelly Time

Phil taught Phyllis how to make mayhaw jelly in May 2021.

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Father’s Day

Phyllis celebrated her first Father’s Day with Phil in 2021.

“Dad taught me how to make crawfish au gratin,” she wrote on Instagram. “Delicious and memorable Father’s Day, the first one I’ve ever spent with him.”

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Christmas With the Robertsons

Phyllis rang in Christmas 2021 with Phil and Miss Kay, as well as their adult kids Al Robertson, Jase Robertson, Willie Robertson and Jep Robertson.

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Quality Time

The Robertson family went duck hunting in November 2022.

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Good Hunting

“That’s a wrap! From NE Louisiana to SE Kansas, duck season 2022-23 is in the books,” Phyllis wrote in February 2022. “Loved spending time with my dad and family and friends. We had theological discussions and enjoyed the wonder of nature. I built some new skills, helped with a missions fundraiser, and shared the Gospel. And we whacked and stacked some waterfowl! I’d call that a successful season.”

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Easter Sunday

“We wish you a joyous Easter as we celebrate the miracle of the resurrection, our hope in Jesus, and the promise of what’s to come,” Phil wrote on Instagram in April 2023. “We pray that our story is your story—that you’ll find light and hope in the living Savior. Happy Easter from our family to yours!”