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Dolly Parton’s ‘jealous’ husband on her Dallas Cowboys cheerleader outfit: Don’t show ‘your butt at that age’
nypost.comwhen she performed during the 2023 Thanksgiving Day halftime show at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.“It turned out pretty cool and my husband liked it.
He said, ‘Those shorts were a little too short.’”“I said, ‘Jealous,'” Parton, 78, told People. “And I said, ‘They weren’t as short as the other girls!’”“He was just being funny,” the “9 to 5” hitmaker said. “I think he thought — because everybody’s making a to-do over it — he thought, well, maybe you shouldn’t be showing your butt at that age.
But anyway, he got a kick out of it too.”Carl Dean, who married Parton in 1966, isn’t the only one who lost their mind when she stepped out in the sparkling sheer outfit for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Kickoff Halftime Show.“She’s 77 and Dolly Parton just showed Madonna how it’s done,” one enamored user said on X (formerly Twitter). “Joe Biden is 81.
Donald Trump is 77. If we have to elect an old person, let it be Dolly Parton,” a second user proclaimed.“HOLY HELL,” a third user bluntly remarked.During the show, the “I Will Always Love You” songstress demonstrated that she still has it by performing several of her iconic tunes, such as “Jolene” and “9 to 5,” before transitioning to Queen’s “We Are the Champions” with the help of several professional cheerleaders.Former Cowboys quarterback-turned-NFL commentator Tony Romo was also taken aback by Parton’s appearance.“I mean, she looks amazing, right?” Romo, 43, said at the time. “She’s wonderful.
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