‘At Home with the Robertsons’: Where & How to Watch, Trailer, Inspiration

Starting Monday, April 5, things are getting hot for Duck Dynasty breakout stars Korie and Willie Robertson. Photo: Celebrity Shine

Duck Dynasty lives on with At Home With the Robertsons, a new reality show featuring Willie and Korie Robertson. On their new series, the couple not only opens up their own life for viewers to share, but also invites on some celebrity guests to join them, welcoming stars like Tim and Demi Tebow, Hannah Brown, Nate Boyer, and Yandy Smith-Harris, reported by Decider.

“In each episode, the Robertsons serve up some southern hospitality at their Louisiana home, along with a dose of Robertson-style humor and special appearances from three generations of family members from Sadie to Uncle Si,” a press release for the new show teased.

On each episode, Korie and Willie invite their guests to join them in “endearing, compelling and perspective-shifting conversations,” plus “outdoor adventure,” where no topic is off-limits, from “abstinence to interracial adoption to veganism to kneeling for the anthem.”

If you’re looking to tune in to Willie and Korie’s new show, you came to the right place. Here’s everything you need to know to watch At Home With the Robertsons.

‘‘At Home with the Robertsons’’: Trailer

Check out At Home With the Robertsons Official Trailer (HD) Reality Series here!

In a trailer for their new series posted to Willie's Facebook page, the Robertsons address their old show right from the start.

"If you think our life is only about duck hunting," Willie says, "Then we need to talk," Korie finishes.

Plus, fans of the Robertsons will immediately notice he's not sporting his familiar bandana on his head and he's cut his long hair, so something is definitely different about this show, but he still has much of his trademark beard, although it appears to be trimmed now on the sides.

Instead of interviewing celebrity guests in a television studio, the Robertsons "invite their guests into their Louisiana home for a day of southern hospitality, compelling and honest conversations, and fun-filled outdoor adventures, all served with a dose of Robertson-style humor," the post said.

Guests featured in the trailer include appearances by Hannah Brown, Tim Tebow, model Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, and their daughter Sadie Robertson, who's a best-selling author in her own right, said CBN.

‘‘At Home with the Robertsons’’: Where and How to watch

Unlike Duck Dynasty, At Home With the Robertsons is not being broadcast on a traditional TV channel. This time, the Robertsons are leaving A&E Network for a new home. Read on to learn where to watch At Home With the Robertsons.

At Home With the Robertsons is available to watch on Facebook Watch, the Facebook streaming platform.

To watch At Home With the Robertsons, just head to Facebook Watch. There, you can search for “At Home With the Robertsons,” which will lead you to new episodes of the show. You can also watch episodes on Willie’s Facebook page. You don’t need an active Facebook account to watch, and it’s totally free to stream episodes of At Home With the Robertsons.

‘‘At Home with the Robertsons’’: What is the inspiration?

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Korie Robertson: The world looks so divided. You can easily unfollow someone on social media or make a comment on somebody’s post, but a lot of the time we don’t just sit down and talk. For our family, sitting around the dinner table and having those conversations is a big part of our lives, so we thought, “Hey, why don’t we just do that with other people and laugh a lot along the way?” We might be talking about something hard, but in the meantime, we’re going mud-digging or crawfishing or skeet shooting, doing a little Louisiana in there as well, according to TV Guide.

Willie Robertson: We love to give a little of that Southern charm.

‘Duck Dynasty’ Stars Willie & Korie Robertson On Their New Talk Show

How did you go about choosing your guests and topics?

Willie: That was tough because of COVID. We had a lot of people who wanted to be part of the show, but because of the travel restrictions, it was difficult.

Korie: And we’re in a world where if you say the wrong thing, you can get “canceled.” So I think all of our guests were really brave to just say yes to coming to do something like this. We’re discussing some tough things so I thought that was really cool. Hopefully, we get to do more of these and see how that evolves.

Willie: Some of the issues came out of our own family. When we talk about raising Black children in America, we have a son that’s biracial. When we talk about Asian racism in America, we have our daughter Rebecca with us. We discuss these topics all the time anyway because it’s just the nature of our family.

Plus there’s the fun stuff, like Willie entering a beauty competition.

Willie: Part of it was just to take some of the heaviness off of it. When you end up doing something fun together, you kind of end up forgetting the differences we have. It was fun seeing people out of their element. We took some former NFL guys out crawfishing and it’s fun to see people learn new things about Louisiana culture that are important to us. When you think of a talk show, you think of two people sitting across from each other in chairs. This is a talk show, but a whole different way of doing it.

Korie: It’s kind of a moving talk show! For one episode we also talk about our daughter who is 18, getting married. She has gotten a little flack for that on social media, and we talk about that before playing a little Newlywed Game to see how well all the marriages in our family know each other. Everything really that we did, we had a good time doing.