The legendary Dolly Parton brought her dazzling self to The Drew Barrymore Show as she delved into the intricacies of her private life, beyond the rhinestones and towering high heels. During the lively discussion, she emphasized her love for everyone, regardless of who they are.
True to her iconic style, the ‘Jolene’ icon made a grand entrance in an outfit that epitomized Dolly Parton fashion. A hot pink, figure-hugging top adorned with sparkling rhinestones and crystals stole the show. Paired with matching pants featuring flared bottoms and a spectacular star splash crafted from silver sequins, she effortlessly commanded attention. Her signature sky-high hairdo, complete with face-framing bangs cascading down her shoulders, added to the allure.
Dolly Parton Talks About Having Love For Everyone
To cap off the look, glossy pink lips and pink-purple eyeshadow provided the perfect finishing touches. Dolly Parton’s radiant presence lit up the show, making it a moment to remember!
During their discussion on various topics, Drew mentioned how the singer always says things in ways that are true to who she is and what she believes in.
“Well, I love everybody!” said the ‘9 to 5’ hitmaker. She continued, “I want to be loved and accepted, so the least I can do is try to love and accept other people; and I love the difference in other people just like that spice, the variety of life. I mean, if everybody was the same, it would be a boring life, wouldn’t it?”
Fans were in awe of the 77-year-old‘s charm which she’s held onto all her career, and some even commented that “Dolly is a national treasure! We should have a holiday named after her, Dolly Day.”
Dolly Parton Opens Up About Motherhood & Regrets
In a recent interview with Saga Exceptional, Dolly opened up about not bringing any children to the world. She has been married to her husband, Carl Dean, for 57 years, but when asked if she has any regrets when it comes to not having kids, she answered: “I haven’t missed it like I thought I might. When you’re a young couple, you think you’re going to have kids, but it just wasn’t one of those burning things for me. I had my career and my music and I was travelling.”
She continued: “If I’d had kids, I’d have stayed home with them, I’m sure, and worried myself to death about them. With everything that’s going on, I’d hate to be bringing a child into this world right now,” said the singer and songwriter.
