Dolly Parton fans were looking forward to her upcoming Las Vegas residency. However, they will have to wait a little longer; Dolly Parton has canceled her Las Vegas residency due to her long-term health issues. The ‘I Will Always Love You’ singer mentioned that, although she is on the road to recovery, her longtime struggle with health has slowed her down. His medications and treatments leave him feeling lightheaded, which is not an ideal state to be in when traveling with all the musical instruments.

Dolly Parton cancels Las Vegas residency due to health reasons

“I’m really sorry I’m going to miss everyone who had tickets to see me in Las Vegas. Well, you get to Vegas and you have a big time,” Dolly said in a video shared on her social media. She added, “And hopefully someday you’ll come to New York and maybe see my show, and I’ll see you somewhere.”Expressing gratitude she continued, “But I also want you to know that so many of you are concerned about me and Carl – and you were very nice about it. But after going through a year for the first time, I mean the holidays and especially our wedding anniversary and the day of his death, March 3, you know, it was hard for me. But I will always love him and I will always miss him. But you’d be amazed at how much love and concern you had for me during that time. How much it mattered.““Lord, my house and my porch looked like a vegetable garden with all the flowers, and my den looked like the post office with all the cards and letters. So yes, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have been a big part in my healing,” the 80-year-old country music star said.

Dolly Parton has some good and bad news amid her health struggles

“First of all, it concerns my health and I have some good news and some bad news, but the good news is that I am responding really well to the medicines and treatments and I am improving every day,” she said at the beginning of her video message.Then, coming to the bad news, she said, “Now, the bad news is that it’s going to take me a while to get up to stage performance level because some medications and treatments make me a little floaty, as my grandmother used to say. And of course, I can’t walk around wearing a banjo, a guitar, and five-inch heels. And you know I’m going to wear them. Not to mention all those heavy weights. The rhinestone dress, the big hair, my big Personality. God, this would drive anyone crazy.”Light-heartedly he joked, “But let’s treat me like an old classic car that might be better than ever once it’s fixed up. But when he lifted the hood of this old antique car, he realized I needed my engine rebuilt and my transmission was slipping. My oil pan was leaking and my muffler was worn out, and my shocks and pistons needed replacing. And of course, my spark plugs needed to be replaced. Is needed. Because you know as well as I know that I cannot lose my shine. I know I’m still crazy, but they didn’t mention anything about my mental health. But you know, I’ve already told you that I’ve always had a problem with kidney stones. Lord, they dig more rock from me in a year than the rock quarry in Rockwood, Tennessee.However, seriously, she said that her immune and digestive systems have “completely deteriorated over the past three years.” “And they’re working really hard on rebuilding and strengthening them. And hopefully I’ll be ready to snuff again soon. Maybe I shouldn’t have said snuff. Snuff wouldn’t be very good for any of them, would it? Plus, I wouldn’t want my bottom lip falling off on top of everything else. It would be like losing a hubcap, wouldn’t it? Anyway, I know I’m being silly, but I Just trying to keep everything light and breezy, he said. “A happy heart is like good medicine.”Amidst all this, the country singer confirmed that she is still working. In addition to writing and recording, she also focuses on her Broadway musicals.