I wish I could have a chat with Dolly Parton’s parents and ask how they managed to raise such fabulous, strong, independent, and talented children!
Of course, we all know how iconic and legendary Dolly is, but did you know her younger sister Stella is just as fabulous?
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Let’s take a closer look at why we should all become Stella Parton FANS!
As Dolly fans know, the country songstress is one of twelve siblings. Sadly, two of the 12 siblings are no longer living; Larry, who died shortly after birth in 1955, and Floyd, who passed away in 2018
Her family’s origins in poverty were often outlined in a number of Dolly’s songs, including “Coat of Many Colors” and “In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad).”
These humble beginnings can explain why Dolly is so generous with her success now, often making large donations to charitable initiatives, including her Imagination Library !
Now, Dolly’s sister Stella is calling out other Hollywood heavy-hitters for not being generous enough in the fight for a COVID-19 vaccine.
“If a little Hillbilly singer like my big sister Dolly can invest in the vaccine then why the hell can’t some of you old moldy politicians pitch in a few million yourselves? I noticed you started getting vaccinated right away while people are starving and dying you Aholes,” the 71-year-old began .
As fans will recall, Dolly donated $1 million to the research of the vaccine back in March. Recently, it was revealed that Dolly’s donation was partly used to fund Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine.
Stella continued: “I haven’t heard of one Televangelist donating one damn cent to the research fund but they sure can fleece the flock and try to cast out demons when they are possessed themselves!”
She went on to quote Bible passage Luke 17:2 — “It would be better to have a millstone put around your neck and to be cast into the sea than to offend one of these little ones.”
“These so called church leaders are in dire trouble for the way they behave. Just sayin’ y’all!”
I am OBSESSED with this. Good for you, Stella!
