Freida Parton breaks silence on Bryan Seaver estate drama
Freida Parton is working 9 to 5 to shut down these rumours. After Dolly Parton’s nephew Brian Seaver was fired as head of security by the late country singer’s estate, which then also filed a temporary restraining order and an additional lawsuit against him, Dolly’s sister addressed speculation about family drama. “I’ll say this and […]
Dolly Parton's nephew, Bryan Seaver, has been ordered to stay away from employees and properties of her estate. A temporary restraining order was issued by Chancellor I'Ashea L. Myles of Nashville Chancery Court, citing threats made by Seaver to extort money from the estate. According to the court, Seaver's statements were made in conjunction with threats against specific individuals and business interests associated with Dolly Parton's property and estate.
The estate, managed by Danny Nozell, includes an amusement park, a hotel, and a soon-to-be-opened museum. The restraining order requires Seaver to stay at least 1,000 feet away from estate employees and business partners, remain off private property owned by the estate, and refrain from disruptive or harassing conduct. A hearing has been scheduled for October 7.
Dolly Parton's sister, Freida Parton, has addressed speculation about family drama, stating "I'll say this and […]". According to the Daily Times, Freida Parton is working to shut down rumors surrounding the estate drama.
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