Beyoncé’s mom Tina Knowles is clearing up rumors that she disagreed with Dolly Parton over her daughter’s Country Music Awards snub. “This is fake not from me!” Tina, 70, commented under an Instagram post by the celebrity news account The Neighborhood Talk on Thursday,

Tina Knowles cleared the air after social media users believed she had clapped back at Dolly Parton over the country artist's response to Beyoncé's CMA snub.

Country legend Dolly Parton is sharing her thoughts on Beyoncé not receiving any CMA Award nominations after releasing her country album. The country icon features on two 'Cowboy Carter' tracks, while Beyoncé also covers her hit "Jolene" on the chart-topping album.

Although many believe the CMA Awards did not do justice by Beyoncé, Dolly Parton has an interesting take on the situation.

Country music icon Dolly Parton is speaking out about Beyoncé being overlooked at the Country Music Awards, with her album “Cowboy Carter” failing to secure any nominations. Dolly was featured on “Cowboy Carter,” and Variety asked for her ...

The country legend was in that interview to promote Good Lookin' Cookin', the cookbook she co-authored with her sister Rachel Parton George, along with the book's accompanying line of Home Chef meals.

Parton, in an interview published by Variety, stated that she doesn’t think Beyoncé being shut out of the CMAs was an intentional snub. Rather, it was an effort to reward other

Tina Knowles responded to Dolly Parton’s remarks about Beyoncé not receiving any Country Music Award (CMA) nominations. The “9 to 5” singer previously described COWBOY CARTER as more of a “specialty album” and that it was a difficult decision,

When asked about the snub, Dolly shared a balanced perspective. She acknowledged that while Beyoncé’s work on Cowboy Carter was exceptional, there are countless country artists