DUCK DYNASTY’s Rebecca Robertson Loflin shared an update after her 4-year-old daughter, Holland, was hospitalized due to an E. coli infection.
The infection caused her daughter to hallucinate and have seizure-like symptoms.
“Thank you SO much to everyone who has already sent us the sweetest messages and prayers…I wanted to give a little update on Holland,” Loflin wrote on her Instagram Stories. “We ended up taking her to the emergency room last night because her fever got so high that she started hallucinating and had what looked like a seizure-like episode.”
Little Holland has had harsh stomach pain and high fevers since she’s had the infection but is now “doing better” and is out of the hospital. For a few days, she had to return daily to get antibiotic shots, TV Insider reported.
Loflin told her followers, “Thank you SO much for all the messages, checking on us and most of all your prayers. We’re exhausted and haven’t been able to respond to everyone, but we appreciate y’all more than you know.”
She also said Holland is acting like herself again, and her appetite is back. Loflin also showed some photos of her posing in front of the mirror.
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Because of Holland’s illness, Loflin missed some of her sister Sadie Robertson Huff’s annual LO conference.
She wrote on Sep. 14, “Wow, what a weekend. 🤍 My LO weekend looked a little different than I thought it would. I had the BEST time meeting so many of you who came through the store, but Friday night Holland got really sick and we ended up in the ER. I missed the rest of the conference and we’ve spent the weekend going back and forth getting her the care she needs.”
Loflin owns a boutique store called LA Coterie in Monroe, Louisiana, where the Robertsons are from. She and her husband, John Reed, opened the store in May 2026. It was a long-time dream come true.
Shortly after it opened, Loflin said, “This space has been a dream of mine & John Reed’s for the last 10 years. A place that feels inspiring and welcoming, where people can gather, share ideas, showcase their art and talents, and simply enjoy being together no matter what form that creativity takes.”
The LO conference drew a large crowd to her store, and it was the busiest weekend its ever had. That culminating with Holland’s sickness put a lot of overwhelming feelings on her family.
“But right in the middle of it, I was reminded of what we have in Jesus: HOPE,” Loflin wrote. Not hope because everything is going the way we planned. Hope because He is with us when it doesn’t…So while this wasn’t the LO weekend I pictured, maybe it was exactly the message my heart needed. 🤍”
As her daughter continues to recover, the experience will remind Loflin of her faith in Jesus in all circumstances.
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