Sadie Robertson revealed that she contracted the flu and COVID-19 simultaneously to start her new year.
Robertson, 24, admitted that she is “exhausted” while dealing with her illness and an invasion of rats in her home in a recent Instagram post. The post included a video of Robertson’s husband, Christian Huff, holding their daughter, Honey.
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Sadie Robertson reveals she contracted “flurone”, coronavirus and flu.
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“I started with FLURONA (flu + covid) (ouch!), So obviously I was so upset that I was missing the passion, but I was very grateful that God gave me the strength to continue preaching my message in an empty room despite being so sick. “, he captioned the video.
“My faith from that experience grew a lot.”
SADIE ROBERTSON REVEALS WHY GIVING THE BIRTH TO HER DAUGHTER WAS ‘VERY SCARY’ AND ‘REALLY DANGEROUS’
“Then when we were on our way home from ATL, we got a call that there were a couple of rats invading our house and those little ones were working,” he added. “So we couldn’t go home. It’s the fourth day of not being able to pick them up and be out of our house. It’s disgusting.”
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The “Duck Dynasty” star and her husband are also dealing with a rat invasion in their home.
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This is not the first time Robertson has faced COVID-19. The “Duck Dynasty” star contracted the virus while pregnant with her daughter.
Robertson said it was “the hardest thing” to deal with during her pregnancy.
“Seriously, my heart goes out to all pregnant people with COVID and all people with COVID,” Robertson told People magazine about her experience. “They told me in the hospital that they said, ‘Man, people have to give birth with that.’ I can’t even imagine it. “
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Robertson gave birth to their daughter Honey on May 11.
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Robertson and Huff welcomed the baby on May 11. The reality TV star shared the news of the arrival on Instagram the next day.
“[W]Yesterday we saw a million little miracles, the best of which was this girl here … Honey, “Robertson Huff Subtitled the photo at that time.