Roy Rogers’ Daughter Confirms What We Thought All Along, After He Died 28 Years Ago

Roy Rogers' daughter has finally confirmed what fans suspected all along — 28 years after the King of the Cowboys died in 1998. For decades, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were known as America's favorite cowboy family, but the truth behind why they adopted and how they really lived has been a secret until now.In this video, Roy Rogers' daughter Mimi Rogers breaks her silence and reveals the heartbreaking reason behind the family's most personal decision — and how the loss of their biological daughter Robin Elizabeth Rogers changed everything.Born in 1950 with Down syndrome, Robin was kept in the public eye at a time when studios told them to hide her. Her tragic death in August 1952 at just under 2 years old led Dale Evans to write the bestselling book Angel Unaware and inspired Roy and Dale to open their hearts and home to children in need — including Mimi, adopted in 1954 at age 13, and later Dodie, Sandy, and Debbie, creating their blended family of nine children.IN THIS VIDEO: What Roy Rogers' daughter Mimi just confirmed 28 years after his death The untold story of Robin Elizabeth Rogers and why Roy and Dale refused to institutionalize her How Angel Unaware changed how America saw children with Down syndrome Why Robin's death led directly to the adoption of Mimi and their other children The later tragedies the family endured — and the faith that held them together If you love Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, classic westerns, The Roy Rogers Show, and untold Hollywood stories, this is the truth behind the legend you were never told. Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster! 🚀 https://vidiq.com/TheFadeOutFiles