Friendships that last decades usually come with a few good laughs, and country legends Reba McEntire and Dolly Parton just proved that again. After a wave of strange AI-generated rumors hit the internet, Reba jumped in with her signature humor. Her reaction? To call out the nonsense directly and to do it with warmth, laughter, and a little sass that only Reba could deliver.
She started by shouting out Dolly, saying, “You tell ’em, Dolly,” before joking that the “AI mess has got us doing all kind of crazy things.” Then came the punchline. Reba explained that some people online were saying, “You’re out there dying, I’m out here having a baby.” It was so wild that even she had to laugh.
Too young to die, too old for babies I love you, Dolly Parton! See you soon
Fans filled the comments with laughter and love. One person wrote, “Reba and Dolly could teach a masterclass in humor and grace.” Another said, “These two are national treasures. Protect them at all costs.” It seemed everyone needed that good laugh, and Reba gave it without losing an ounce of kindness or respect.
Her lighthearted tone reminded people why she and Dolly have been adored for so long. Even when she was teasing, she ended softly, sending prayers, love, and saying she could not wait to see Dolly soon. It was the perfect mix of humor and heart, showing the deep respect she holds for her longtime friend.
Reba meeting Dolly Parton for the first time is all of us.
That warmth shines again in Reba’s story about the first time she met Dolly. She remembered backing up against a wall when Dolly walked in wearing a black chiffon pantsuit with rhinestone butterflies. Her voice softened as she said, “That is probably what an angel looks just like right there.” Fans could almost feel that moment through her words.
Dolly Parton’s warmth and humor have made her one of the most beloved figures in country music. Whether she is laughing with friends like Reba McEntire or inspiring millions with her kindness, she continues to show what true grace looks like. Follow Dolly Parton on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Some friendships, like hers with Reba, never fade, they only shine brighter.