Dolly Parton fawns over her darling husband Carl Dean and their 58 years of marriage as she reveals just why he hates joining her at events in this charming interview on Bunnie Xo's 'Dumb Blonde' podcast.
The country music icon, 79, announced the death of her famously reclusive spouse on Monday, after nearly 60 years of marriage.
Carl is survived by his siblings, Sandra and Donnie. He will be laid to rest in a private ceremony attended by immediate family.The country music icon announced the death of her famously reclusive spouse on Monday, after nearly 60 years of marriage Speaking on an episode of Bunnie Xo’s Dumb Blonde Podcast, the star revealed that while her husband 'loves' music, he's 'not the least bit interested in being in it.'
Carl is survived by his siblings, Sandra and Donnie. He will be laid to rest in a private ceremony attended by immediate family Years later, she told a crowd at the Glastonbury Festival of the song: 'I wrote that years ago when my husband… was spending a little more time with Jolene than I thought he should be. I put a stop to that. I got rid of that redhead woman in a hurry.'
'I'd never been in a laundromat before. I walked outside there was this good looking man that drove by the wishy-washy laundromat. And he pulled over to the side.'The couple got married in 1966, and renewed their vows in 2016 at their Nashville home And despite his reluctance to join her in the public eye, Dolly has always made an effort to keep their romance alive.'Every day, I put on some makeup and fix my hair because I think,"Well, the whole world, I'm out here and everybody else sees me all dressed up, and I'm not going to just kind of go home and just flop on him",’ she said.
She continued by saying a mutual 'love and respect' for one another has always been the bedrock of their romance.'You know, I would have liked him if he wasn't my husband, if he was somebody else's husband I say,"You know that Carl Dean, ain't he funny? Ain't he a good guy?", so think it's just that mutual respect and we just like each other.'
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