Sadie Robertson Latest News, Photos, and Videos

Sadie Robertson is officially in celebration mode!

The young author and speaker stopped by Build Series today (February 6) in New York City to talk about her new book, “Live Fearless”, before checking the bestseller list on Amazon.

“My heart is exploding,” Sadie wrote on Instagram. “It’s not exploding because of the #2 or even if it was the #1 on all books on Amazon. It’s exploding because there is so much meaning behind that number.”

She adds, “That is saying that out of the millions of books (literally millions) on amazon that people could choose to buy TODAY with the release of ‘Live Fearless’ the second out of all is a book with a call to POWER, PASSION, and PURPOSE. That is something to celebrate.”

Sadie added, “I’m so excited to see lives changed. Love being in the big city today speaking truth and hope.”

Check out her full interview below!

Did you notice Sadie Robertson in Brett Eldredge‘s new music video for “The Long Way”?

The Duck Dynasty actress plays the country singer’s love interest in the romantic story that unfolds.

After meeting, the two take a trip to her hometown where she shows him around her fictional childhood home.

“I didn’t think tonight when I walked in / I’d be falling for somewhere I’ve never been,” he sings.

“Honored to be a part of this,” Sadie shared on Instagram.

“It’s a look into what I want to find in love,” Brett said about the track. “It’s about getting to know somebody more than just on the surface, getting to know somebody deep down to their core. I think this song says don’t be afraid to have that conversation, don’t be afraid to get to know that person.”

Watch below!

Sadie Robertson opened up in her newest Live Original blog and revealed a secret that almost nobody knew or caught onto — she had an eating disorder.

She writes about an all-natural photo shoot where it turned into a not-so-natural photo shoot before confessing that she had been struggling with an eating problem and body issues.

Sadie reveals she was inspired to share this part of her life, after “finding out that 97 % of women have struggled with negative body image issues. It broke my heart, and I truly want to help change that statistic.”

“I struggled with an eating problem connected to a negative body image for about a year. It was dark. It was ugly. It was insanely difficult. It was done in secret. It was hidden. I did not even tell my own mother until recently,” Sadie says.

“I thought I had everything under control. Maybe you have been saying that same thing? I didn’t even realize this small problem that I thought I had under control was creating a ripple effect, creating more and more problems, ones I certainly couldn’t control. I became angry with the person I was becoming. My self-worth was demolished, and I began to lose sight of my true identity.

Sadie‘s eating disorder actually developed the year after she competed on Dancing With the Stars.

“My thoughts instantly went to the imperfections. The blemishes. The flaws,” she continues, “At least five times a day, I would wrap my hands around my thighs, making sure they hadn’t grown beyond what I could reach.”

“I knew each little calorie that was in every bite of food I took. I talked about food all of the time. I hid behind the talk, and I actually hid behind encouraging others.”

Read Sadie‘s full blog on LiveOriginal.com now.

Sadie Robertson says people tell her she looks like Miley Cyrus and we can totally see it!

The 20-year-old motivational speaker and reality star recently explained that she’s gotten mistaken for Miley before, especially during her Hannah Montana days!

“People think I look like her and I was on a mission trip in Guatemala and these kids in the village – we were going to give everybody rain boots – and I was putting rain boots on these little kids’ feet and this little girl walks up and she has a Hannah Montana t-shirt,” Sadie explained to E! News.

Sadie added, “She looks at me and goes, Hannah Montana! And she went and got all the kids in the village and I sang Hannah Montana songs and they really thought I was Miley Cyrus! So I’m really famous in Guatemala…but they think I’m Miley!”

So, we don’t know about you, but we’re in love with Lawson Bates.

JJJ had the chance to speak with Lawson and his video girlfriend Sadie Robertson and found out a handful of cool facts about them both.

Like, you might not know that on top of his budding singing career and being on Bringing Up Bates, Lawson is actually a part time deputy sheriff!

“Which sometimes means some late night hours!” he says.

ICYMI – Watch Lawson‘s brand new music video for “Past Is Past” now!

Click inside to read all of these little known facts about Lawson and Sadie! More Here! »

Lawson Bates and Sadie Robertson get a little silly in this behind-the-scenes pic from his brand new video, “Past the Past”.

Premiering exclusively on JustJaredJr.com, the video tells the story of a high school couple who are torn apart by his love of football versus everything else.

“I really feel this video brings so much life to the song,” Lawson told us previously. “I hope it’ll be something that all the amazing people who’ve supported my journey in music enjoy.”

He adds about Sadie being a part of it all, “I’m extremely grateful to her for being a part. She was perfect for the role, and incredible to work with.”

Stay tuned for even more of Lawson and Sadie!

Tune in to tonight’s episode of Bringing Up Bates on UP TV at 9pm ET to watch the making of the video and all the behind the scenes!

Sadie Robertson and Blake Coward split over a year ago.

It was a shock to many of their fans, as they presented a very happy persona to mostly all of us — but we can’t always judge a book by its cover.

In a powerful new essay on Live Original, Sadie opens up about the hardships she and Blake faced and how they both realized that splitting was the best thing for them both.

“At one point, I began to believe that the essence of passion was emotion. Where you fight but make it through and kiss to forget. It was a love that was formed from the hard times.”

Sadie writes, “…That was a huge LIE and created so much confusion for me. I thought our connection was so deep because we created this false love for ourselves that said it was okay to constantly fight like cats and dogs, scream hateful words and cry till our eyes were swollen.”

She continues, “All we’d have to do afterwards is share a kiss, make up and then boom � our relationship would be stronger than ever. That was wonderful and all…until the next throw down came which was inevitably not too far around the corner.”

“We would go through this unhealthy pattern of ‘I hate you, I love you. I hate that I love you.’…

“Things weren’t always like that in my past relationship. We knew how to have fun. We laughed uncontrollably, danced in public and sang karaoke in the car. We ate ice cream and cooked pancakes before climbing on the rooftop to watch the stars say their final goodnight,” Sadie adds, remembering many good times she had with Blake.

“We were free to be the best version of ourselves around each other, and let me tell you…I so adored him.”

Head to Live Original now to read all of Sadie‘s essay and to see how she and Blake are doing now.