A hit reality TV show featuring a north Louisiana family will be back in 2025, nearly 10 years after the series went off the air.

"Duck Dynasty," the reality TV show that made the West Monroe, Louisiana, Duck Commander family famous, is returning to A&E's primetime lineup beginning this summer, the network announced. A&E has ordered two,

Louisiana's Famous "Duck Dynasty" is officially coming back to A&E. The show wasn't just for Louisianans, people all over America fell in love with the Robertson family.

"With their dynasty expanding into more than just ducks, Willie and Korie will bring their signature humor and family fun as they grapple with mapping out the future of Duck Commander, watching the kids navigate marriage, children and businesses of their own, and passing down the family legacy," an A&E news release says.

The Robertsons are returning to reality TV eight years after ending their popular series, "Duck Dynasty," which ran for 11 seasons on A&E.

That’s right, eight years after their series finale, the Duck Commander crew is coming back tih “Duck Dynasty: The Revival.”

The Robertson family, who rose to fame more than a decade ago showcasing their family and faith on reality TV, is returning to the screen with a new “Duck Dynasty” reboot.

A favorite 'Duck Dynasty' cast member is retiring from the Robertson family's Duck Commander company in West Monroe, Louisiana, after 25 years.

After eight years off the air, “Duck Dynasty” is returning to A&E with the new series “ Duck Dynasty: The Revival.”

"Duck Dynasty: The Revival" will return to A&E in the summer of 2025, featuring Willie and Korie Robertson and their children and grandchildren. In this file photo, Willie Robertson, CEO of Duck Commander, speaks at the Republican National Convention on July 18, 2016. ties said. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) AP

Duck Dynasty' is being revived, with a new series at A&E launching this summer with a 20 episode, two-season order.

Duck season is back in full swing! Eight years after Duck Dynasty wrapped its 11-season run, A&E announced Wednesday that the hit unscripted series is heading back to the screen. The network has official given a two season,