Sadie Robertson Huff faced ‘touch of cancel culture’ over TikTok dance video

Sadie Robertson Huff would not draw back from a small response.

The ‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ star completely advised Fox Information Digital that she just lately skilled cancel tradition after a TikTok dance video sparked sudden outrage.

“I skilled a contact of cancel tradition there,” Robertson Huff mentioned. “To be trustworthy, I wasn’t even being attentive to the track.”

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Sadie Robertson Huff is dealing with backlash over a TikTok dance video. (Mike Pont/Getty Photographs)

The backlash began after Robertson Huff and her sister jumped on a 2024 TikTok pattern: a viral line dance to Beyoncé’s hit, “Texas Maintain ‘Em.”

The 28-year-old influencer mentioned she and her sisters are all the time on the lookout for social media traits to strive.

“We adopted the pattern, and other people had an issue with the track and different issues. And so I bought a whole lot of backlash.”

Robertson Huff mentioned the net criticism hit tougher as a result of a lot of it got here from folks she thought could be in her nook.

“Loads of it got here from the church, which is disappointing as a result of I felt like as a substitute of being united, we simply added a lot division and hatred,” she admitted.

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As an alternative of staying silent, Robertson Huff deleted the put up and turned the second right into a message about religion, forgiveness and accountability.

“I ended up taking the video down,” she advised Fox Information Digital. “However I simply wished to share why I deleted the video. As a result of I feel on social media, particularly in cancel tradition, a whole lot of occasions you disguise or delete the video and say, ‘Sorry, that wasn’t my intention.’ However actually I simply wished to open it as much as a much bigger dialog.”

“I feel a whole lot of occasions on social media, particularly in cancel tradition, you disguise or delete the video and say, ‘Sorry, that wasn’t my intention.’ However actually I simply wished to open it as much as a much bigger dialog.”

– Sadie Robertson Huff

Robertson Huff, who has constructed a digital ministry for Technology Z by way of her on-line platform, mentioned she hoped the backlash reminded Christians to increase grace — and to not push by way of.

As an alternative of staying silent, Robertson Huff deleted the put up and turned the second right into a message about religion, forgiveness and accountability. (jfizzy/StarMax)

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“Hey mates, as if we’re the church and a part of the physique of Christ, we have to have one another’s again,” she urged. “Sure, there’s a place to talk into folks’s lives. Sure, we maintain one another accountable, however we additionally imagine the very best in somebody.”

She added that the expertise made her take into consideration how shortly folks rejoice somebody’s fall.

‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ star Sadie Robertson Huff confronted backlash over a TikTok dance video after which turned the controversy into a strong message about religion and forgiveness. (Duck Dynasty: The Revival/Hulu)

“If I get a lot hate for doing one thing that I did not even imply to do mistaken, what occurs if I mess up? As a result of we’re all human,” she mentioned. “Typically you see on social media that folks virtually rejoice when another person does the mistaken factor or falls. It is like: no, actually assist a brother. Choose him up once more.”

Robertson Huff pointed to 1 Corinthians 13 as her reminder: love doesn’t rejoice in wrongdoing—it rejoices within the reality.

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The “Duck Dynasty” alum advised Fox Information Digital that grace and household have stored her grounded by way of public stress.

Now she’s utilizing her platform to push again on cynicism and cancel tradition by main with religion.

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Robertson Huff has additionally embraced a brand new season of parenthood — and he or she’s not slowing down.

The mom of three just lately welcomed a child lady named Package along with her husband, Christian Huff.

Sadie Robertson Huff throughout her Reside Unique Tour at Bridgestone Area on September 20, 2016 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Terry Wyatt/Getty Photographs for Important Broadcast Media)

Simply weeks after Package arrived, the couple was already balancing household, religion and a busy schedule.

“We simply welcomed Package. She’s solely two months outdated, two and a half months outdated, and it has been such a wild two months,” Robertson Huff advised Fox Information Digital.

Three weeks after giving start, Robertson Huff hosted her annual LO Sister Convention in Monroe, Louisiana, the place greater than 4,000 younger girls got here to worship and join.

“We held our LO Sister convention… when Package was three weeks outdated,” Robertson advised Huff. “And I feel one of many coolest issues about it – and doing this now – is it is like doing it as a household.”

“Duck Dynasty: The Revival” stars Sadie and Christian pose with two of their three daughters. (A&E Community/Bryan Tarnowski)

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Robertson Huff mentioned she discovered early on from her mother and father, Willie and Korie, from “Duck Dynasty,” that household and religion ought to go hand in hand, particularly when life will get hectic.

“We actually imagine this, and my mother and father modeled this nicely for us: If we’re known as to one thing, it’s a calling in our household’s life,” she mentioned. “I really like taking my ladies, and so does my husband.”

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Sadie Robertson Huff mentioned she discovered early on from her mother and father that household and religion ought to go hand in hand. (A&E Community/Bryan Tarnowski)

Robertson Huff and Christian had been married on November 25, 2019, on the Robertson household farm in Louisiana.

The couple welcomed their first daughter, Honey James, in 2021, adopted by Haven Belle in Could 2023.

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Season 2 of “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” is at the moment in manufacturing with a premiere date to be introduced.

All 10 episodes of season 1 can be found on Hulu.