It’s been three days since Dolly Parton passed away, and her loved ones have now gathered to say goodbye to the country music legend.
Friends and family began arriving at Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum in Nashville today, where the beloved singer will be laid to rest beside her late husband, Carl Dean.
And while Dolly was famous for putting on a spectacular show, her family appears to be keeping her final farewell considerably more low-key.
According to Page Six, approximately a dozen of Parton’s closest relatives arrived at the cemetery, many carrying flowers and looking understandably somber.
Among those present was Parton’s nephew and longtime head of security, Bryan Seaver, who announced her death earlier this week on behalf of the family.
Seaver reportedly appeared to be running the show at the cemetery, coordinating with police and security personnel and greeting those who arrived.
There was apparently no shortage of security on hand, either.
An insider told Page Six that the gravesite was “crawling with cops” shortly before the family arrived, with one officer reportedly confirming that “the family is en route.”
It remains unclear whether Friday’s gathering was Parton’s actual funeral or simply a private family visit.
