From creating a rock album to promoting the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Dolly Parton certainly has her hands full. (She even recently turned down a tea party with Kate Middleton due to her busy schedule.) In fact, the “9 to 5” singer is so busy 24/7 that even her friend, country legend Reba McEntire, cannot easily pick it up.
In an October interview Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen McEntire said Parton does not text, send emails or use her landline. However, there is one particular way that McIntyre is able to contact Parton, but it turns out to be quite old-fashioned.
What method are we talking about? “Fax,” McIntyre said. “I don’t have her phone number. I asked Kenny Rogers one day and said, “Do you have Dolly’s number?” he said no.'”
It’s good that McIntyre doesn’t seem to be taking it all too seriously. (Hey, if you were as famous as Dolly Parton, you’d want privacy too!)
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Reba McEntire talks about how Dolly Parton inspires her
In a September interview with the magazine NewsweekMcEntire explained that Parton was her biggest musical influence. “I grew up listening to Dolly Parton when she came out with her very first album. My boy from the Blue Ridge Mountains. I love this album because she wrote the songs and told the story. I like a song that tells a story,” she told the publication.
McEntire and Parton have very similar views as artists. “Dolly and I just love, we’re not here to judge or preach. We love what we do,” McIntyre said.
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Reba McEntire talks about her work as a coach at Voice
At the same time Newsweek interview McIntyre talked about how her first run Voice How There was a coach.
“It’s a well-oiled machine, so it’s just wonderful to get into it at a time like this,” she told the publication. “Everyone knows the game plan, from the crew to the producers. Everyone on the show is so nice, so sweet, and always willing to help. I love it,” she said of Season 24.
The “Fancy” singer also picks up some tricks from trainers John Legend, Niall Horan and Gwen Stefani. “Every day we work on Voice, I’m learning more from them about how they can be easily let down by not being picked up, training them and if you can give them any advice,” she said. – For example, if none of the coaches turns around. , they immediately go home. So it’s good to just say, ‘If you want to come back again, try again next season, maybe a song that suits you, that you really like and that really shows your talent,’ give them advice and encourage them to come back.”