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Fans Question Oprah’s Intentions After Old Dolly Parton Interview Resurfaces

by Jane E. Kenney • Published August 30, 2021

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Fans Question Oprah's Intentions After Old Dolly Parton Interview Resurfaces
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An old clip from an Oprah interview with Dolly Parton has resurfaced, and it has fans questioning Oprah’s true intentions and motives. The old footage from 2003 showcased Oprah asking Dolly how she’s “defying age.” Dolly answers in her usual Dolly-like manner as Oprah continues to push and pry about any “work” that Dolly has had done.

Some people have pointed out that Oprah looked “disappointed” when Dolly simply rolled with the punches and didn’t let herself feel embarrassed by the questions that Oprah asked.

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What do you think about this old Dolly Parton interview with Oprah?

https://twitter.com/keiajahhh/status/1431655222800171010

A second clip from that same interview focused on a heavier topic. She brings up the fact that she heard Dolly went into a “huge depression” when she turned 40, but Dolly handles the heavy topic gracefully as always. The clip left fans wondering why Oprah asked this in the first place.

RELATED: Dolly Parton’s Advice To Her Younger Self Is Priceless

https://twitter.com/datbitchliz/status/1431679606394966016

However, it’s worth noting that Oprah’s almost abrasive style of interviewing is no secret – she’s been interviewing that way for years now. She has been called out time and time again for not being as sensitive as she could be with particular topics. It’s worth noting she did the same with the recent Prince Harry and Megan interview, delving into some deep and touchy topics surrounding the Royal family. Definitely nothing new!

RELATED: This Is Why Dolly Parton Stopped Wearing Bathing Suits In The ‘70s

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About Jane E. Kenney

Jane E. Kenney was DoYouRemember’s Editorial Director, writing and editing nostalgia stories for the site from 2018 to 2026.

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