John Luke Robertson

John Luke Robertson was born on October 11, 1995, in West Monroe, Louisiana. He is the eldest son of Willie and Korie Robertson and rose to national attention as a teenager on the A&E reality series Duck Dynasty, which aired from 2012 to 2017, and later appeared in Duck Dynasty: The Revival, which began in 2025. He began attending Liberty University in 2015 to study camping, outdoor, and adventure leadership; his specific degree and graduation year are not documented in available sources. He has since worked as director of Camp Ch-Yo-Ca, authored a juvenile fiction series, and built a coffee-roasting business. He married Mary Kate McEacharn in 2015, and the couple welcomed twins in early 2026. As of this writing he is living.

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