Sadie Robertson Shows Support for U.S. Military Via Social Media
Reality television star Sadie Robertson recently voiced her support for the U.S. military via social media.
Robertson, one of the stars on the A&E reality show "Duck Dynasty," took to Instagram this week to share a photo of herself wearing a military-inspired outfit.
The 18-year-old wrote in the caption of the photo that the purpose of the outfit, which included an "Army" t-shirt and camouflage pants, is to show her support for the U.S. military.
"Today I am THANKFUL for the men and the women who serve our amazing country," she wrote. "My outfit is just a reminder to pray for those who are fighting for us. Pray & say Thank you. we are truly blessed to have men & women so brave … (make comments of thankfulness to our men & women. I'm sure they would love to see it)."
Robertson has previously shown her support for the Armed Forces, teaming up with designer Sherri Hill and the USO to provide free prom dresses to teens of military families back in April 2014.
At the time, Robertson, her mother Korie and Hill held a one-day event in Manhattan to help teens of military families pick out a free prom dress.
"We know that prom can be expensive," Sadie's mother said during their prom dress giveaway in April 2014. "This is just something special, and a way for us to honor them and let them know that we love them and we care about them, and we appreciate the sacrifices that their families make for our country."
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