Kay Robertson, affectionately known to millions as “Miss Kay”, the heart and soul of the Duck Dynasty family, has been hospitalized following a serious fall at her home in West Monroe, Louisiana. The news has left fans and followers deeply concerned for the beloved matriarch, who has long been the gentle, steady presence behind the Robertson family’s faith, food, and famous duck calls.
According to a family spokesperson, Kay suffered a head injury and other complications after an accidental fall in the kitchen late Sunday evening. She was quickly rushed to the hospital, where she remains under close observation.
“She’s alert, but she’s in pain,” said her son Willie Robertson. “Right now, we’re just grateful she’s still with us.”
This isn’t the first time Miss Kay has faced a health scare. In recent years, she has quietly dealt with the emotional toll of aging, the loss of close loved ones, and ongoing health concerns—always with her signature grace and deep faith in God.
“She’s tough,” Willie added. “But we know she could use some extra prayers right now.”
Fans of Duck Dynasty know Miss Kay as the glue that held the family together through decades of challenges—from Phil Robertson’s early struggles, to the sudden rise of reality TV fame. Whether she was cooking in the kitchen, offering a word of wisdom, or comforting her grandchildren, Miss Kay embodied strength, warmth, and unconditional love.
Now, as she rests and recovers, the entire Robertson family is rallying around her—asking fans to join them in lifting her up in prayer.
“She’s always prayed for others,” said her granddaughter Sadie. “Now it’s our turn to pray for her.”
Supporters have already flooded social media with messages of encouragement, Scripture verses, and heartfelt memories of how Miss Kay has inspired them personally—through both the screen and the values she represents.
While the full extent of her injuries is still being evaluated, the family remains hopeful and confident in her recovery. In the meantime, they’re asking for privacy, peace, and patience.
“We believe in miracles,” the family said. “And we believe Miss Kay still has more love to give this world.”