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Miley Cyrus Pays Tribute To Her Godmother Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton's death has rattled the whole world. Jack White performed a "Jolene" cover at his London show last night, and Donald Trump ordered American flags to be flown at half-staff. Today, Miley Cyrus shared a tribute to her Godmother on social media. The post Miley Cyrus Pays Tribute To Her Godmother Dolly Parton appeared first on Stereogum .

Miley Cyrus Pays Tribute To Her Godmother Dolly Parton

Miley Cyrus paid tribute to her godmother, Dolly Parton, following the country singer's passing. The news of Parton's death has shocked many, prompting reactions from across the entertainment industry. Cyrus expressed her grief on Instagram, stating that the loss of her aunt is beyond words. She emphasized that while some moments were private, the bond between them remained strong.

Cyrus noted that Parton would want her to feel the pain, write a song in her memory, and continue moving forward. She described Parton as her "angel by my side" throughout her life. Reflecting on their last conversation, Cyrus mentioned it was about music and transformation. She vowed to honor her godmother's legacy and make her proud.

Cyrus also paid respects to Parton's family and friends, expressing solidarity in their collective loss. The tribute comes as Cyrus prepares to release her 10th studio album, with promotional efforts including billboards in New York City.

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