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Enter site. Robertson and sons From an early age, Phil enlisted his four sons to help with the business, and they quickly learned the challenges of entrepreneurship. One of the shots shattered a window in a room where Robertson's wife and two of their children were sleeping.
Thankfully no one was injured, and the shooter, Daniel King Jr. In a bizarre twist, the suspect recently filed a lawsuit against the Robertson estate, claiming the family defamed him when they reported the shooting. As TMZ reported, King — who previously admitted his guilt to police — alleges that the Robertsons made claims that were "calculated, false and ultimately defamatory" and designed to damage his reputation. King, who also claims to have been wrongfully arrested, believes the police did not investigate the incident accurately and went too far with a charge of aggravated assault by drive-by shooting.
Though the Robertsons have yet to comment on the lawsuit, the family won a restraining order against King, which requires him to stay 1, feet away from Willie's immediate family via WBRZ. That boredom led him to chop off most of his iconic beard and shoulder-length hair.
On the new series, which debuted on Facebook Watch in April, Willie and Korie invite celebrities into their home for a day of Southern hospitality.
Guests on the Robertsons' show engage in outdoor activities like four-wheeling and chopping wood. But the show is about much more than getting mud on the tires. The odds that the Robertsons would become super successful seemed slim to none. But the clan from the bayou of West Monroe, LA, had two secret weapons: None of them were afraid of hard work.
And giving up? Not in their vocabulary. Despite dismal sales the first year and barely being able to feed his family, he never once thought of giving up. His kids, including Willie and brothers Alan, Jase and Jep, worked right alongside him.
We were the employees and were churning them right out of our two-bedroom house right there on the river. Slowly, the business began to prosper.
The duck calls led to hunting videos, followed by a show on the Outdoor Channel. About a decade ago, Willie took over as CEO.
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