Billy Ray Cyrus recalls Dolly Parton’s kindness after his mother’s death
Billy Ray Cyrus has paid tribute to Dolly Parton, recalling how the country music icon postponed a Dollywood filming date after the death of his mother, Ruthie.
Billy Ray Cyrus has paid tribute to Dolly Parton for her kindness following his mother Ruthie's death. Cyrus shared an emotional message on Instagram, marking the day from now on as "After Dolly. A.D." The tribute came after Parton moved the entire filming schedule to accommodate Cyrus's grief over his mother's passing.
He remembered their last performance together during Dollywood's Christmas special, singing "Christmas Where We Are." Cyrus emphasized how much Parton had touched the world and promised her legacy would endure beyond the sun and moon. Dolly Parton, known as the Queen of Country, had a storied career with numerous awards, including eleven Grammys and three Emmys.
Her legacy extended beyond music, encompassing acting, production, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy. She passed away at 80 after a brief cancer battle, leaving behind a cultural icon for generations to come.
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