Duck Dynasty Star Responds To Backlash

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00:00Duck Dynasty star responds to backlash. Used to the spotlight, Sadie Robertson-Huff saw a

00:06harmless TikTok dance spark a social media firestorm. The video featured a popular 2024

00:12trend, a viral line dance to Beyonce's Texas Hold'em. But the loudest criticism wasn't from

00:19trolls, it came from the church, Sadie told Fox News. Digital, the reaction felt like a

00:25touch of cancel culture, noting she hadn't paid attention to the song. The disappointment

00:30cut deeper because harshest comments came from people who shared her faith.

00:34Her experience isn't just about one TikTok, it highlights a growing divide between Christian

00:39communities online. She removed the clip and followed with a personal video explaining why

00:44and what she learned. She told followers she wanted to open a bigger conversation about grace,

00:50unity, and how people tear others down online. It wasn't a rant or blame game, but a call

00:56to lead with love over judgment. She quoted 1 Corinthians 13. Love doesn't rejoice in wrongdoing,

01:04but rejoices in truth. She asked what happens when someone truly messes up. Do we help them

01:10or celebrate the fall? Duck Dynasty star Sadie Robertson-Huff says she experienced cancel culture

01:17over controversial TikTok video. Amid it all, she welcomed her third baby, a daughter named Kit,

01:23with her husband, Christian Huff. She also hosted her LO Sister Conference, drawing over 4,000 women in

01:31Monroe, Louisiana. That's three kids under four, running a ministry, and still finding time to shoot

01:37season two of Duck Dynasty, The Revival. It's a lot, but she's not slowing down. She learned from

01:43Willie and Corey Robertson that if God calls you to something, it involves the whole family. Ministry

01:49isn't just her job, it's their life. As season two of Duck Dynasty, The Revival moves into production

01:56and her family grows. She's making it clear, she's not letting cancel culture decide who she is.