Missy Robertson has learned to live life in the spotlight as she played an important role in her family’s record-breaking reality television series, Duck Dynasty, from 2012-2017.  She married Jase at age 19 and contributed heavily to the Robertson family business, Duck Commander, for many years and was an integral part of its success.

Missy is a devoted mother of three grown children, Reed, Cole and Mia and became a mother to their “acquired” daughter, Karina, from Nicaragua in 2018. In 2022 she found herself a mother again to newborn, AK, when he “dropped from the sky”. She and Jase had custody and raised him for his first year and are still heavily involved in his day-to-day care. Missy is also now a grandmother “Loulou” to her grandchildren Merris, David and new baby Frances.

In 2014 Missy and her husband Jase cofounded the Mia Moo Fund after their daughter Mia completed her 5th surgery for cleft lip and palate. Mia has had 16 total surgeries. This fund is dedicated to raising awareness and providing financial assistance and spiritual encouragement to domestic families affected with cleft lip and palate. See more at www.miamoo.org.

In October 2015, she authored a book entitled Blessed, Blessed…Blessed chronicling her family’s journey of raising a child born with a cleft lip and palate, how their reliance on God has enabled them to persevere through life’s unforeseen challenges and heartaches and show how they are truly blessed. In early 2014, she co-authored best-selling book The Women of Duck Commander with Miss Kay and her sisters-in-law in which they shared never-before-told stories about the Robertson family. In February 2016, Missy was thrilled to co-author a fictional series with her daughter, Mia, entitled Princess in Camo, which includes four books: Allie’s Bayou Rescue, Running from Reality, Dog Show Disaster and Finding Cabin Six. In March of 2022 she partnered with Brave Books on a children’s book entitled “Because You’re My Family” that focuses on the unconditional love a parent has for their child.

Though Missy is the author of multiple books, she also helped produce their family’s platinum-selling Christmas album “Duck the Halls” in 2013 and is one of her most joyous accomplishments. She and her husband, Jase, now star in a Robertson family reality series on Fox Nation “Duck Family Treasure” that highlights metal detecting and treasure hunting but also brings the viewer closer to understanding what true treasure is: faith in God, family and community.

Missy is always the first to recognize the hand of God in her life as she continually sets a prime example of humility and consistent faith in her public and personal life. In order to show her gratitude for her many blessings, she spends a large amount of her time volunteering to give back to her community.  She is also heavily involved in missionary work, both domestically and internationally, and accepts many opportunities to show the love and salvation of Jesus to as many people as possible.

Despite the increased publicity on her family, businesses and personal life, Missy has continued to use her platform to become a strong voice for morality and virtue both locally and globally.