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Freida Parton: Dolly Was My "Dolly Momma"

Summary

  • Freida Parton honored her late sister Dolly, calling her "Dolly Momma."
  • Dolly Parton, who died at 80, was one of 12 siblings from Tennessee.
  • Freida Parton is working on a special project in Dolly's honor.
Freida Parton: Dolly Was My "Dolly Momma"

Freida Parton, sister to the late Dolly Parton, has shared a touching tribute four days after the country music legend's passing at age 80. Freida described Dolly not just as a superstar but as her "Dolly Momma," recalling their childhood fears of the dark and Dolly's role in raising her from ages 13 to 18.

While acknowledging sibling arguments, Freida emphasized their enduring love. She requested prayers for her family as they navigate their grief. Freida also announced she is developing a special project in Dolly's honor, aiming to share the love her sister gave so freely.

Dolly Parton, born in Tennessee, was one of 12 children. Her siblings include Willadeene, Stella, Cassie, Bobby, and Rachel, with several brothers having passed away in recent years.

In October 2025, Freida had previously asked for prayers for Dolly's health, which Dolly's team confirmed was due to a brief battle with cancer. The Parton family has been honoring Dolly through tributes and musical performances.

Her niece, Jada Star, performed a tribute show at the Grand Ole Opry. In June 2026, Dolly's sister Stella spoke about the profound pain of losing multiple siblings, emphasizing their deep emotional connection. Stella also highlighted a Parton family trait of using laughter to cope with life's difficulties.

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