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Phil Robertson is adding to the family.
On Thursday's episode of his "Unashamed," the 74-year-old "Duck Dynasty" star revealed that he has learned he has a daughter.
Robertson also has four adult sons -- Jase, Willie, Jep and Alan -- who he shares with his wife Marsha Kay.
The family discussed Phil's rambunctious past, which, they discovered, included fathering a daughter.
Phil's son Alan revealed that he and Jase both received a letter from a woman, Phyliss, claiming her DNA test suggested she's the daughter of Phil, making her their sister.
Alan and Jase spoke with a cousin about the situation, who offered to call the woman. Upon learning she wasn't looking for money and that she's also a Christian, Alan decided it was time to tell his parents.
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"Dad didn't remember anything, no specifics about it," Alan said. "It was interesting because Mom remembered a lot more than [Phil] did."
Phil Robertson in A&E's 'Duck Dynasty.' (A&E)
Phil agreed to a DNA test, revealing a 99.99% match between Phil and the woman.
"Bring her on down," Phil remembered suggesting.
"It's a pretty cool explanation of redemption, reconciliation, love," the former reality star continued. "As it turns out, you have a daughter that you don't know about and she has a father she doesn't know about, 45 years doesn't sound like very long, but you see, that's a while."
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Phyliss is set to join the Robertson family for the second part to the podcast, sharing the story of how she discovered her paternity.
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