Dolly Parton Defends CMAs After Beyoncé Snub

Country music legend Dolly Parton is speaking out in defense of the Country Music Association Awards (CMAs) after Beyoncé’s genre-bending record was snubbed in the 2024 nominations. The 78-year-old, whose iconic hit “Jolene” was covered by Beyoncé on her Cowboy Carter album, shared her thoughts on the exclusion in a recent interview. Parton, known for her timeless music and philanthropic work, is no stranger to speaking up for what she believes in, and her support for the CMAs reflects her dedication to the country music community. While the decision to exclude Beyoncé may have sparked controversy, Parton’s unwavering support for the CMAs shows her loyalty to the genre and its traditions. Fans of both Beyoncé and Parton are sure to appreciate the music legends’ unique perspectives on the situation. Stay tuned for more updates on this story and the latest entertainment news on E! News.