“Duck Dynasty” star Uncle Si Robertson has been hospitalized.
Justin Martin, who has worked for the family’s company for years, took to social media on Wednesday, October 1, to share the news.
“Before any rumors get started, yes Uncle Si is in the hospital. He’s doing very well but was having a little trouble whooping a severe sinus infection,” he wrote. “He’s very much on the mend and will be discharged soon. It’s awesome to be surrounded by guys who practice what they preach.”
Martin also shared an image of Robertson in the hospital with a few individuals who were visiting him.
The message concluded by stating the full story will soon be on their podcast.
Fan’s React to the News
Fans of the iconic reality TV star were quick to take to social media to send Robertson well wishes.
“Oh man, please take care of uncle Si for us. I live that sweet southern man very much, and I don’t even know him. He’s everybody’s uncle,” one user wrote.
Another added, “Pray for healing for Uncle Si, I have a soft spot for him.”
Many couldn’t resist makign a joke about how Robertson loves his iced tea.
“Get that man an extra strong batch of iced tea n he’ll be good to go,” one user wrote.
Another added, “Them sinus infections will knock ya out Jack. Hey I hope Si feels better soon, is his IV drip sweet tea?”
‘Duck Dynasty’ History
“Duck Dynasty” first hit A&E in 2012 and quickly became a cultural phenomenon.
Viewers were drawn into the lives of the Robertson family of West Monroe, Louisiana, whose duck call company, Duck Commander, was the foundation of both their livelihood and their television success.
The show highlighted the humor, faith, and family traditions of patriarch Phil Robertson, his wife Kay, Phil’s brother Si, and Phil’s sons Willie, Jep, and Jase Robertson.
At the center of the series was Willie Robertson, now 53, alongside his wife Korie and their children, including Sadie Robertson and John Luke Robertson. Their family dynamic, mixed with the larger Robertson clan’s antics, carried the show across 11 seasons until it concluded in 2017.
Nearly a decade later, A&E revived the beloved franchise with “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” in 2025.
This new chapter shifted the focus to Korie and Willie, now 51 and 53, as well as their grown children and grandchildren. The series premiered shortly after the passing of family patriarch Phil Robertson, adding a heartfelt layer to the show’s return.
