Sadie Robertson Christmas duet with Alison Krauss (Listen); Says she wants to take break and see 'where God leads me'

Sadie Robertson does not only impress when it comes to her dance moves. Apparently, the teenager is also gifted when it comes to singing. Last year, she sang a duet with a country legend for the "Duck Dynasty" Christmas album. The duet was with Alison Krauss and they sang "Away in A Manger." The song was for the "Duck the Halls," a 2013 Duck Dynasty Christmas Album. Her performance was indeed impressive, listen to it here. 

Meanwhile, now that "Dancing With The Stars" is over, she said just wants to relax and take a break. She did return to West Monroe after her reality-dancing stint. So, what is next for Sadie? She dished the details to The News-Star. 

Together with her mom, Sadie said that "it's a crazy feeling" transitioning from being so busy the past three months to taking a break now, but she said, "I'm excited to be coming back home to relax with the family for Thanksgiving. I'm exhausted. I've never been this tired. But I'm going to eat whatever I want on Thanksgiving."  

When Mom Korie was asked about supporting Sadie throughout "DWTS," she said that she and husband Willie are very proud of their daughter and that they are very thankful for the strong support and community back in their hometown. 

Sadie's father said, "We're very proud of Sadie on many levels, mostly for staying true to herself and (Christian) faith while competing. I didn't know she had it in her. For someone with no dance experience it was impressive." 

But what does the 17-year old star think about being runner-up in "DWTS"? She said that she and Mark are "not upset" and that they really gave their best on the dance floor. As for staying in the entertainment industry, this is what she had to say: 

"There are some really cool offers that we're considering. But right now I just want to take a break for the holiday and then see where God leads me."

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