Dolly Parton Claps Back At Instagram Over Rumors Of CBD Gummies

Dolly Parton may have all her ten fingers, and ten toes in different pies but none of the aforesaid pies have any weed in them.

On the very first day of February, the legendary singer took to Instagram to clarify that she's not associated with any kind of keto or CBD products with a hilarious post that had her Instagram fans wondering, "What in tarnation did I miss?"

Dolly Parton has made it very clear that she's not lending her name to any kind of keto or CBD gummy product. The 77-year-old livewire made a rather emphatic if tongue-in-cheek statement on Instagram on February first, writing, "Dolly Parton is not affiliated with, has not endorsed, and is not associated with any keto or CBD gummy product. She’s more the cake, cookie, and cornbread type." The post was signed  "Team Dolly" and has tickled Instagram silly.

The country music singer, actor, philanthropist, and businessperson, was pulled into a controversy of sorts when Facebook ads claimed her by name, featuring her image-endorsed CBD gummies that could “reverse dementia.”

The fact-checking website Snopes did its own investigations and found all allegations false, writing that Parton had never endorsed CBD gummies.

Here's Parton's post, that as simple and effective as they come.

Dolly Parton was also recently seen jiving with Miley Cyrus as a co-host for Miley's New Year Party and her levels of energy were through the roof, as usual!

Meanwhile, many on Instagram were unaware of the whole CBD issue, so there were questions, although the support was unquestioned, period.

"I have zero context to this and it's hilarious."

"Who we going after????"

"who accused her?"

"I’ll get the pitchforks. You let me know where to meet you."

"I don’t know what’s going on but I’ll throw hands."

But there were those who felt this was more of a missed opportunity, writing:

"I wouldn’t mind Dolly CBD to add to my regimen. CBD saved my chronic pain life and what a joy it would be to take Dolly’s version."

"Of course! But I wouldn’t mind a Dolly keto “special” brownie ??‍♀️ Just saying."

"Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene

I'm begging of you please don't take my weed, man."

One fan even cooked up a name!

"But if she was it would be called “Dollys Doobies” ?"

Other Instagram users mentioned Willie Nelson, saying, "I go to Willie for CBD" while others felt the legendary singer "smoked out Snoop Dogg."

Gwen Stefani meanwhile just sent Parton love!

Here's Parton bringing the roof down, with Miley Cyrus.

While Parton does not want anything CBD-related, she's all for cooking and recently associated with Duncan Hines for the release of southern-inspired cake mixes as well as frostings, which quickly sold out online. At the time, she said of the line, "It's a very Southern thing, first of all, and I’m a very Southern girl."

In a press statement released last month, Parton mentioned how she has always, "loved to cook and, growing up in the South, I especially love that authentic Mom and Pop kind of cooking." She makes no qualms about the fact that she loved food, and even released a cookbook in 2006, titled "Dolly’s Dixie Fixin’s: Love, Laughter, and Lots of Good Food."

Dolly Parton also cooks for her co-workers and mentioned how she cooks a lot when she's on her movie sets. Said the spry singer, "I have this huge big pot, and I make chicken and dumplings. I’m famous for it, so everybody wants me to make that or a peanut butter fudge that I love and take on set with me. Everybody asks, ‘When are you going to do the dumplings?’ I always announce it a couple of days before so they all look forward to it. So, I’ve had my dumplings eaten by a lot of famous people."

Here's a bit about her Southern line!