The Robertson family is navigating their grief journey. "Kay is not in the best of health," Willie told USA Today in an interview published June 5. "We're trying to help her out as much as we can." ...

Duck Dynasty matriarch Miss Kay faced a series of health struggles after the death of her husband, Phil Robertston, on May 25. But today, Miss Kay is in better health—both mentally and physically.

Since Duck Dynastypatriarch Phil Robertson’s recent death, his wife Kay has been grieving, but the news about her health is not all bad. The family continues to keep fans updated, and one most recent ...

"Kay is not in the best of health," Willie Robertson said Sunday in an interview with the USA TODAY Network. "We're trying to help her out as much as we can." "Miss Kay," 77, didn't attend a premiere ...

The Robertson family gathered over the weekend to celebrate Miss Kay Robertson. It’s been a whirlwind few weeks for the family after Willie Robertson confirmed a Duck Dynasty reboot in the works.

Kay Robertson's health remains fragile following the death of her husband, Phil Robertson. She is suffering from depression after losing her partner of 60 years and did not attend the premiere party ...

“Miss” Kay Robertson has had a tumultuous couple of years with the loss of her husband, Phil Robertson, and her own health struggles, but the arrival of a new great-granddaughter has her in good ...

Miss Kay Robertson spent some quality time with son Jase Robertson and his wife, Missy Robertson, this weekend, and the sweet moment was documented on Instagram. Amid her health issues, Miss Kay was ...

Lisa, Alan and Kay Robertson speak to the media at Christian Homes and Family Services in Tyler, Texas, on Monday, April 24, 2017. Lisa and Kay are in town to speak about pro-life choices at the ninth ...

"Duck Dynasty" fans who want to satisfy a sweet tooth with "Miss Kay" Robertson's creations should be able to score a treat this spring in West Monroe's Antique Alley. Robertson and her oldest son ...

reporting from OAKLAND — A small, stuffed pink elephant rests in the crook of Hayok Kay’s arm. A ventilator tube snakes down her throat. After 61 years, her life has come to this: Bleeding on both ...