Dolly Parton, legendary US country singer, dies aged 80

In a statement confirming her death, the singer’s team says she will be remembered as an “inspiration” and for her “wit, warmth, and kindness”.

Raised in poverty in a one-room cabin in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, Dolly Parton was the fourth youngest of 12 children.

Throughout her childhood, she performed on local radio and television, and recorded her first single at 13. After graduating high school, she moved to Nashville and released her first hit single Dumb Blonde.

These early pictures show her rise to become one of the most beloved entertainers in the world – you can see more in this full lookback through Parton’s career in pictures.

Dolly Parton, aged 5, with her family 1951 in a black and white image. She stands in a sleeveless white dress while adults holding children stand out of focus behind her.Image source, Nancy Barr/MediaPunch via Alamy
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Dolly Parton, bottom right, aged five

Dolly Parton, age 14, with short hair and a slight smile, in a black and white high school portrait., She wears a dark shirt and pendant necklace.Image source, Nancy Barr/MediaPunch via Alamy
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Pictured aged 14 at Sevier County High School in 1960. Parton had released her first single a year prior, at the age of 13

Country singer Dolly Parton poses for a portrait in 1965 in Nashville, Tennessee. In the black and white image, she has a massive beehive updo and a wide smile. A light-coloured shirt is slung over one shoulder.Image source, Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images
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Moving to Nashville the day after graduating, Parton – pictured here in 1965 – scored her first solo hit with Dumb Blonde in 1966

Dolly Parton photographed at the Grand Ole Opry. She wears a suit with bell sleeves and smiles as she stands by a microphoneImage source, Nancy Barr Brandon/MediaPunch/Shutterstock
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Parton performing at live country music show, the Grand Ole Opry – which she became a member of in January 1969

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