Dolly Parton talks sexual harassment, feminism and why she avoids politics
Country legend Dolly Parton is clearing the air, making known her views on the #MeToo movement and feminism in general. Parton said she has experienced sexual harassment but most likely not to the extent as other women who have spoken up had. The country singer also says that she relates to feminists but is hesitant to label herself as one because she never saw herself in that way.
A Nashville property affectionately nicknamed “Dolly’s House” in honor of its former owner, country queen Dolly Parton, reportedly hit the market for $1.1 million earlier this week.
Home to Parton from 1980 to 1996, the charming four-bed, three-bathroom property on 2.4 wooded acres is where the singer lived as her star rose, according to WSMV and a Zillow listing page.
Home to Parton from 1980 to 1996, the songstress’ star rose while living in the charming four-bed, three-bathroom property on 2.4 wooded acres. (Courtesy of Stephen Shutts)
Stephen Shutts, who is representing the transaction, told the Nashville Tennessean that much of the Grammy winner’s energy can still be felt throughout the home, which is now available for sale for just over a million dollars,
Dolly Parton at the 61st annual Grammy Awards at the Staples Center on Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP)
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"The upstairs is identical to when Dolly was there. There's a little bar that Dolly used when she was there that remains the same." (Courtesy of Stephen Shutts)
"The upstairs is identical to when Dolly was there. There's a little bar that Dolly used when she was there that remains the same,” Shutts told the outlet.
Updated amenities to the main unit include expanded master bathroom, kitchen and carport, plus central air. (Courtesy of Stephen Shutts)
The property also includes a shed that Parton had built for her nieces and nephews to play in – filled with wallpaper that she personally selected in the 1980s, WSMV reports.
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Parton is said to have lived in the residence from 1980 to 1996. (Courtesy of Stephen Shutts)
A quick 20 minute drive to downtown Nashville, Shutts told the Tennessean that the home’s paved driveway can hold up to eight tour buses, too. (Courtesy of Stephen Shutts)
In addition to the 3,200-square-foot main house, built in 1941, a 1,500-square-foot guest house was added by the current owners. Updated amenities to the main structure include expanded master bathroom, kitchen and carport, plus central air.
A quick 20-minute drive to downtown Nashville, the home has a paved driveway can hold up to eight tour buses, too, Shutts told the Tennessean.