Dolly Parton Postpones Las Vegas Residency Due To Her '100,000-Mile Check-up'

Dolly Parton has pulled out of her upcoming Las Vegas residency till further notice.

The iconic country singer announced via a social media post that she is not at her best health-wise and will not be able to put on a good performance for her fans at this time. The health challenges the singer is currently facing were not disclosed, but a few necessary medical procedures are underway.

Dolly Parton has faced other health challenges in the past, which have also led to her absence from previous shows. She recently lost her husband of almost six decades and has had to deal with the emotional struggle of navigating life alone.

Parton dropped the bombshell with news that the Sin City concert is being postponed. She stated the reason for this unforeseeable circumstance is due to her health challenges, which she has battled with for a while.

She hinted at the seriousness of her condition as she wrote, "My doctors tell me I must have a few procedures." To make light of the situation, she joked about this being her 100,000-mile checkup, but not with her plastic surgeon.

Due to her physical condition not being at its best, she has decided not to perform at her scheduled concert because she is unable to rehearse and cope with the stress of putting on a worthy show.

Parton expressed her love for her fans, writing that they deserve the best, considering the amount of money they pay to watch her on stage.

She added the assurance that this is not a move to quit, as she will continue working in Nashville, where she is, and God is just using this to prepare her for the big adventures to come.

In the same Instagram post, she thanked her fans for their understanding and included a photo of the new scheduled show dates, noting that refunds would be available and the old tickets would remain valid for the latest dates.

Even though the rescheduling might spike some disappointment, Parton's fans expressed nothing but love and well-wishes in the comments. Many users wrote about how they even read the announcement in her voice and accent.

A fan wrote, advising her to listen to her doctors and take time off without worrying about her performances until she is cleared. Others sent love, prayers, and kind words, with one comment saying, "Sending all loving and healing vibes to the one who loves and heals us all."

The post has received over 300,000 reactions and almost 10k comments, all of which are positive, filled with advice on taking it slow, wishes for a speedy recovery, and numerous heart emojis. It is no secret that Parton is loved by many. A user even wrote:

"Currently googling how to donate my organs to Dolly Parton."

Parton was missing in action at an event at her Dollywood theme park earlier this Month. Her appearance was highly anticipated, as she was set to unveil the park's latest attraction.

To avoid leaving fans utterly disappointed, she sent a pre-recorded video message explaining the reason for her inevitable absence, saying she had a kidney stone.

Parton reportedly went further to share more information about her health, saying that there was an infection, and following the advice of her doctors, she could not travel at the time.

She apologized for her absence and promised to be back as soon as possible. She also attempted to comfort her fans, saying, "And I'm there in spirit. And I was looking so forward to it."

This was not the first case of kidney stone with the singer, as reports show she has had three kidney stones removed since 2015.

Parton has made moves towards her limited residency in Las Vegas with many fun activities in sight, a few months after the death of her husband. Carl Dean passed away after struggling with several health issues, including cardiac illnesses and problems with blood pressure. He also had Alzheimer's.

During his last days, Parton prioritised spending quality time with her love, as she did not know how much time he had left, and taking care of him at home while keeping the struggles private and out of the media's eye.

Parton learned to adjust her lifestyle and had to relearn many things on her own, as she has no children. The Blast reported that, at the time, she looked forward to hanging out with her crew, girlfriends, and occasionally going out for drinks, which was a good move to get out of the house and not focus on grief.

The American singer revealed on an episode of Khloé Kardashian's "Khloé in Wonder Land" podcast that after her husband's death, she struggled to fully immerse herself in her work.

She said she had several ideas and things to do, but she just couldn't bring herself to do them, and even if she tried, she wouldn't finish. She added, "I can't do it right now because I've got so many other things that I can't afford the luxury of getting that emotional right now."

Even though she felt peace about Dean's passing, knowing he was not suffering anymore, she still had a hard time coming to terms with the fact that he was not around anymore.

The peace that comes with the fact that his pain is over does not make it less painful. Parton claims she still feels his presence around and is sure she will see him someday.

Get well soon, Dolly Parton!