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Dolly Parton’s latest song honors her husband Carl Dean, who died March 3.

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Dolly Parton released a heartfelt message on Instagram, expressing her feelings about a spectacular musical tribute to her late husband Carl Thomas Dean. At the grand milestone celebration, Opry 100: A Live Celebration, the stage was alight with stars – including Carrie Underwood and icon Reba McEntire, who alongside the choir of the Opry, delivered a heart-tugging cover of Dolly's 1974 smash, I Will Always Love You. Before serenading, they sent out love to Dolly, stressing: "And you gotta know, we will always love you." Expressing her gratitude to her 7.5 million followers, Dolly wrote: "I have not stopped crying over the beautiful tribute of 'I Will Always Love You' on the 100th Anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry show.

Dolly Parton is opening up following the death of her husband Carl Dean.

Dolly Parton has said that she is “doing better” than expected following the passing of her husband Carl Thomas Dean.The country legend shared the news earlier this month that her husband of nearly 60 years had died at the age of 82. “Carl and I spent many wonderful years together,” she wrote in a heartfelt tribute.

Dolly Parton has revealed that she laid down some ground rules to Sabrina Carpenter before agreeing to appear on their collaborative version of ‘Please Please Please’.The singer teamed up with the country icon on the joint fresh take of the hit single for the deluxe edition of Carpenter’s latest album ‘Short N’ Sweet’, which was released last month.In an interview with Knox News, Parton said she told Carpenter before agreeing to the collab: “I told her, I said, ‘Now, I don’t cuss, I don’t make fun of Jesus. I don’t talk bad about God, and I don’t say dirty words on camera, but known to if I get mad enough’”.Parton expressed praise for Carpenter, but she did point out that the singer “can talk a little bad now and then.”On the original version of the song, Carpenter sings: “I beg you, don’t embarrass me motherfucker.” For their collaboration the lyrics were altered to: “I beg you, don’t embarrass me like the others.”When they first shared their team-up, Parton posted a clip of herself meeting with Carpenter.

her husband’s recent passing and gave her fans an update on how she’s coping after losing him.Parton, who was with Dean for nearly 60 years, sat down with Knox News for an interview after she surprised fans at Dollywood’s Celebrity Theater in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., on March 14 to celebrate the resort’s 40th operating season. The event marked her first appearance since his death.“I’m doing better than I thought I would,” Parton shared about life after Dean.“I’ve been with him 60 years.

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Dolly Parton has made her first public appearance since the death of her husband Carl Thomas Dean – see what went down below.Earlier this month (March 4), Parton shared the unfortunate news that her husband Carl Dean had died at the age of 82. They had been married for nearly 60 years.

Dolly Parton visited her very own Tennessee mountain home on Friday.Following the death of her husband Carl Dean on March 3, the country icon made her first public appearance at Dollywood’s Celebrity Theater in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.Parton, 79, arrived at the theme park to help kick off the resort’s 40th operating season.During her appearance, the singer addressed the death of Dean. “Of course I will always love him, and I’ll miss him, but I wanted you to know that I will always love you,” she said, per local news.Parton and Dean were married for 59 years before he passed away at the age of 82 in Nashville.The “I Will Always Love You” artist confirmed her partner’s death on Instagram.“Carl and I spent many wonderful years together.

Dolly Parton has shared her poignant new single ‘If You Hadn’t Been There’ following the recent passing of her husband Carl Thomas Dean.The ballad sees Parton sing: “I thank God and you / Oh for your loving care / And for giving me love / With more to spare / You made me climb / And top the stairs / I wouldn’t be here / I wouldn’t be here / If you hadn’t been there,” describing the significance her late husband had in her life and his role in helping her become the person she is today.Parton shared the single’s artwork on her Instagram account. It sees a photo of Dolly hugging her husband when they were younger.

Dolly Parton paid tribute to her husband Carl Dean with a touching new song.

Dolly Parton is paying tribute to her late husband, Carl Dean, with a new emotional song titled “If You Hadn’t Been There.”The country singer shared the album art — including a throwback photo of the couple — via Instagram on on Friday.In the photo, Parton wraps her arms around Dean’s neck as she stands behind him.“Carl and I fell in love when I was 18 and he was 23, and like all great love stories, they never end,” Parton, 79, wrote. “They live in memory and in song, and I dedicate this to him.”Dean died Monday in Nashville, Tennessee, at 82.“If you hadn’t been there / Where would I be? / Without your trust, love and belief,” Parton sings on the track.“The ups and downs / We’ve always shared / And I wouldn’t be here, if you hadn’t been there,” she continues.Dean was last photographed publicly on a rare outing in Brentwood, Tennessee, in December 2019.

Dolly Parton has shared her first statement following the death of her husband Card Thomas Dean earlier this week.Dean died on Monday (March 3) in Nashville at the age of 82, Parton’s social media accounts confirmed earlier this week. It was reported at the time that Dean will be laid to rest in a private ceremony with immediate family.Last night (March 6), Parton shared a new post on social media that she’s called “a love note” to her family, friends and fans: “Thank you all for the messages, cards, and flowers that you’ve sent to pay your respects for the loss of my beloved husband Carl.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Dolly Parton issued a “love note” to her supporters Thursday morning — both those she knows personally and her wider fandom — in appreciation for their sympathy following the death Monday of her husband, Carl Dean, saying their outpouring of love “has meant the world to me.” “This is a love note to family, friends and fans,” Parton wrote in a statement published on social media. “Thank you for all the messages, cards and flowers that you’ve sent to pay your respects for the loss of my beloved husband Carl.

the death of her husband, Carl Dean.“This is a love note to family, friends, and fans. Thank you for all the messages, cards, and flowers that you’ve sent to pay your respects for the loss of my beloved husband Carl,” Parton, 79, wrote via Instagram on Thursday. “I can’t reach out personally to each of you but just know it has meant the world to me.

Alanna Nash Editor’s note: Few journalists ever got to meet Carl Dean, the husband of Dolly Parton, who died Monday at age 82. He was renowned for his reclusiveness, developing a legend — probably in spite of himself — as perhaps the least-sighted but most-speculated-about spouse of any enduring superstar in the last half-century of pop culture. Even within the music industry, few had ever encountered Dean, who famously went to a BMI dinner early in Parton’s career and hated it so much he made her vow he’d never have to attend such a function with her again. But he was not Bigfoot but a real person, despite an invisibility that made him seem more myth than man to Parton’s curious public. One journalist who did meet him was veteran country music journalist Alanna Nash, who got a rare invitation into the home of the singer and her husband in the late ‘70s. Here, the author of the Colonel Tom Parker biography “The Colonel” recalls encountering an initially suspicious, eventually chatty Dean, along with getting some insight into his playful personality from one of his high school friends… In the winter of 1976-77, Country Music magazine assigned me to do a cover story on Dolly Parton for the May 1977 issue.