It's official – the American show Duck Dynasty is coming back for a reboot.
The network confirmed the news this week with the new show set to follow the lives of duck-hunting husband and wife duo Willie and Korie Robertson and their family.
"Going back on A&E feels a little like going back home," the pair said in a statement about the news.
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They added: "We're thankful for all who have followed along as our family has grown and expanded and can't wait to get cameras rolling again on all our new adventures, or perhaps misadventures."
Called Duck Dynasty: The Revival, the show will be back on A&E in the US.
A&E shared a post on the news on Instagram and shared a picture of Willie and Korie in duck camouflage outfits.
"Quack, Quack! 🦆 #DuckDynasty is BACK with #DuckDynasty: The Revival!" the post read.
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It's official – the American show Duck Dynasty is coming back for a reboot on A&E. (bosshogswife/realwilliebosshog/Instagram)"Join Willie, Korie, and their growing family as they plan the future of Duck Commander and pass down their legacy. Don't miss the fun—SUMMER 2025 on @AETV! 🎉."
"So so happy about the return of this awesome family show!! 🦆🦆❤️," one fan commented underneath.
Another added: "🦆 Welcome back ! We missed you! 🦆"
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Duck Dynasty ran from 2012 to 2017. (A&E)According to IMDb, Duck Dynasty ran from 2012 to 2017.
It followed the lives of the Louisiana family, the Robertson clan, their duck business and adventures.
The new reboot has reportedly been greenlit for a 20-episode run.
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Sadie Robertson also took to Instagram when the news broke and said she was excited.
"It's wild to think how much has changed, but also how much has stayed the same. New kids, new spouses, new businesses, new fun…ALL the generations and no end to the adventures (and yes, probably some misadventures too)! 😂," the post read.
Variety reports patriarch Phil Robertson will not be returning to the show.
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