Sadie Robertson said she laughed so hard she cried watching the Duck Commander Musical

How did the Robertson family from Duck Dynasty react when they saw the Duck Commander Musical in Las Vegas? Teenager Sadie shared a hilarious account on her Instagram page (@legitsadierob).

She posted a photo of herself laughing alongside future sister-in-law Mary Kate McEacharn while they were watching the musical. She wrote, "We laughed, we cried, and then we laughed so hard we cried. So proud of my mom, dad, and whole family. So amazing. Thanking God for it all & praying to God this musical touches people's life. it sure did touch mine."

Her sister Rebecca Lo also shared a photo on her Instagram account (@rebeccalorobertson) of herself with Sadie and mother Korie, and wrote that the musical "was amazing! If you are around Vegas it's a must see."

For her part, Korie shared the picture of the Robertson family with the musical's cast and crew on her Instagram account (@bosshogswife). She said that she is still trying to process how amazing and magical the show was, and she is thanking their friends and family who went to Vegas just to watch the premiere.

"The entire cast, crew, writers, producers, director and on and on have become like family to us and have done an incredible job putting our story onto the stage," she further wrote.

"I hope that God is glorified and all who see @ducksmusical laugh a little, feel a lot of love from us, and are in the end moved and inspired for it's message of love of God and others, family, hope, redemption and the American Dream!"

Meanwhile, John Luke said on his Instagram account (@young_and_beardless) that he might be slightly biased, but he thought that the show was pretty amazing and he encouraged other people to check it out if they have the chance.

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