Steve Doocy Honors Dolly Parton 10 Years After 2016 Selfie, Praising Her Lasting Legacy
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Updated · Fox News · Aug 25
Steve Doocy Honors Dolly Parton 10 Years After 2016 Selfie, Praising Her Lasting Legacy
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 25
Summary
Steve Doocy used a 2016 pre-show selfie in New York to remember Dolly Parton after her death, calling that exchange a snapshot of her humility and warmth.
Half a dozen FOX & Friends interviews left him with a consistent impression: Parton arrived on time, fully prepared and camera-ready, yet stayed funny, thoughtful and unrehearsed on air.
Doocy said the same kindness carried off camera, describing Parton as a savvy businesswoman who built an empire while remaining down-to-earth and attentive to people.
A later interview tied to Run, Rose, Run and a 2014 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge nomination underscored her habit of making personal connections across entertainment and media.
Her death has prompted broader tributes to a career that spanned hit songwriting, business success and millions of donated children’s books, reinforcing her influence beyond country music.