After Madonna was hospitalized, Dolly Parton has emphasized that she has no plans to tour again!
Fans of the famous singer-songwriter must have been saddened to find out that he no longer wants to hit the road after a long successful career. The “Islands in the Stream” hitmaker would rather be at home in Nashville, especially after he learned of Madonna’s recent admission to the intensive care unit following her rigorous training ahead of her anniversary tour.
Dolly Parton’s Hatred of Exercising Keeps Her Away from the Big Stage
After enjoying the success of having a music career that has spanned more than six decades, Parton wants to go home. The “There Was Jesus” singer spilled the tea to various media outlets, including MailOnline, during a press conference for her upcoming memoir “Behind The Sems: My Life in Rhinestones.”
During the event, he admitted that the older artists get, the more challenging it is for them to prepare for a tour. In the words of the Grammy award-winning singer:
“It’s always a burden, the reason I’m not touring now is because I don’t want to be away from home. We’re getting older and I have a lot of business that I’m doing and movies that I’m doing. So, we are close to home and I am really preparing.”
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The 77-year-old explained that she had canceled the conference once because her husband, Carl Thomas Dean, was ill. He emphasized that many things require planning and “do not plan to visit at this time.”
Continuing the conversation, Parton credits “good doctors, good lighting, and good makeup” for her apparent beauty as she approaches 80. The “Jolene” hitmaker had to rely on the aforementioned assistant because:
“I hate exercise like I hate school. I’m doing all my hard work now, but I try and diet the best I can and I’m doing low carb but if I see something I really want, I’ll eat it. Because I was young but I still had the taste of a farmer. I did what I had to do, I did my daily squat.”
The update comes amid Madonna’s recent health scare, which forced the 64-year-old to postpone her much-anticipated ‘Celebration Tour’ later this year. The “4 Minutes” collaborator was reportedly rushed to the “hospital and intubated after being found unresponsive” on Saturday, June 24. He is now recovering at home.
The “Like A Prayer” singer, who has been rehabbing at home, began rehearsing for her monster tour two months ago. To that end, she has been working out six times a week with a professional personal trainer to maintain her “dancer figure”. Speaking about the hospital incident, a member of Madonna’s family revealed:
“She has not lived as healthy a life as she should for her age, and she has been wearing herself thin for the past few months.”
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Before the unfortunate incident, Madonna, known for her “punishing” fitness routine, was scheduled to travel the world for a jam-packed 84 days.
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Explaining the situation, The Blast shared that the mother of six landed in the hospital less than three weeks before starting her now postponed tour. His manager, Guy Oseary, confirmed the news, writing on social media:
“On Saturday June 24, Madonna suffered a serious bacterial infection that caused her to stay in the ICU for several days. His health is improving, but he is still under medical treatment. At this time we have to pause all commitments, including tours. We will share more details with you as soon as we have them, including new start dates for the tour and for the rescheduled shows.”
An insider revealed that Madonna is “out of ICU and on the mend.” The “Material Girl” singer’s tour is set to run from July 15, 2023, to January 30, 2024. It’s her 12th tour in her decades-long career, and she’s been promoting it heavily on social media, with her last post being June 23.
In an update, the “Frozen on Fire” singer showed viewers that she is preparing for a concert with a roots twist. Fortunately, the superstar’s eldest child, Lourdes Leon, did not stay at her beloved mother’s bedside while recovering at home.
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