‘Duck Dynasty’ Cast’s Jep and Jess Robertson Reveal the Marriage Advice That ‘Really Helped’ (Exclusive)
After 25 years of marriage, the reality TV duo are taking a major leap together—'Woman's World' has the scoop
Key Takeaways
- Jep and Jessica Robertson are leaving Louisiana to pursue a new Texas opportunity.
- The 'Duck Dynasty' cast couple says taking risks has helped them grow together.
- After nearly 25 years of marriage, Jep and Jess say couples should not give up.
The world was first introduced to Jep and Jessica Robertson on the hit reality series Duck Dynasty, and while viewers loved getting an up-close look at their family’s empire and hilarious antics, Duck Commander was only one part of their lives. In the years since making their TV debut, Jep and Jess have stayed busy as they’ve raised their family and shared their slice of life with the world, but on their all-new series Jep & Jess: Beyond the Bayou, folks will get a glimpse at a brand new chapter in their lives. Leaving Louisiana behind with their kids in tow, Jep and Jessica make their way to Texas, where they will help bring Comanche Moon to life—a travel destination and community where folks can embrace a slower pace and take in the beauty of nature. Viewers can watch this journey unfold on their series currently airing on Great American Pure Flix and broadcasting on Great American Family and GFAM+ starting August 15 at 9 p.m. In an exclusive chat with Woman’s World, Jep and Jess opened up about taking chances and how the strength of their marriage guided them through this leap.
Why the ‘Duck Dynasty’ cast’s Jep and Jessica Robertson moved to Texas
In Jep & Jess: Beyond the Bayou, the couple are presented with an exciting opportunity to help develop Comanche Moon. A large property, the idea is that it will be divided into smaller “ranchettes,” allowing folks to indulge in that quintessential ranch life on a smaller scale while also allowing for a sense of community. At the heart of this community are a series of homes that look straight out of The Lord of the Rings, built into the earth and resembling the famed Shire from the books and films.
Pursuing this opportunity was, of course, a risk, and viewers will get a look at all that went into making this decision for their family. However, the experience has taught Jep that with great risk often comes great reward. “Anything in your family that you may think, ‘Oh, this is kind of hard, I don’t know if we should do this,’ honestly, is probably the best thing you should do. Something that’s a little out of your comfort zone, but that’s cool and fun and you kind of grow together.”
Jess echoed this sentiment, saying, “Sometimes God wants you to go through something or enter into something and it may fail, but maybe that was His plan all along.”

Jep and Jessica Robertson reveal their best marriage advice
Like most couples, there’s a certain balance in Jep and Jess’ relationship, and pursuing this opportunity—risks and all—there was the knowledge between them that their relationship could handle the potential stressors that might come their way. After nearly 25 years of marriage, their advice for couples is simple: “Don’t give up.”
“We went through a lot,” shared Jess. “I mean, we’re celebrating 25 years this October, and it wasn’t easy for a lot of those years. And even when we felt like we were on the same team, it still wasn’t easy all the time.”
She continued, “Getting to the point where you can fight for the person you love and fight for your marriage instead of thinking the person is against you, I think that really helped.”
How to watch ‘Jep & Jess: Beyond the Bayou’
Tune in to Jep & Jess: Beyond the Bayou on Great American Pure Flix or catch it on August 15 at 9 p.m. on Great American Family and GFAM+.
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