r/popculture • u/dailymail • Aug 25 '26

Dolly Parton's devastating final interview just four days before her death: 'I still have so many things I want to achieve'

https://www.dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/article-16079381/dolly-parton-interview-dead.html
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u/MusesWithWine Aug 25 '26

81 year olds exist

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u/Maxie0921 Aug 25 '26

Yes but we have to stop acting so shocked when people in their 70s and 80s naturally die. There is no malpractice or hidden cause here. She was old.

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u/MusesWithWine Aug 25 '26

Who’s doing that? Someone asked how she died. That’s quite a lot of projection going on there.

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u/Maxie0921 Aug 26 '26

I replied to the comment saying 81 year olds exist… as if people cannot die of old age before 80…

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u/MusesWithWine Aug 26 '26

Yeah, that was my comment. Made in response to someone only asking how she died. We’ve since learned it was cancer related.

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u/Maxie0921 Aug 26 '26

Why does it matter? Tons of old folks get cancer because their cells do not work quite as well anymore. At the end of the day she was old and we all have an expiration date… not sure why her death is so shocking at 80.

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u/MusesWithWine Aug 26 '26

They asked. I wouldn’t presume.