Dolly Parton's death mourned by stars from Mick Jagger to Sabrina Carpenter

The world of entertainment is mourning the loss of the iconic Dolly Parton, who passed away at the age of 80. News of her death has prompted an outpouring of grief and tributes from a wide array of celebrities, underscoring her immense influence and beloved status.

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She was a magnificent star and a wonderful woman.

Musicians from various genres, including Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney, took to social media to honor the legendary artist. They remembered her not only as a "magnificent star" and "wonderful woman" but also as a deeply talented songwriter and performer whose career spanned decades. McCartney shared a personal anecdote, recalling meeting Parton in Nashville and being struck by her vibrant spirit and unique talent.

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More than anyone I have ever known, Dolly will always be with us because she was so present, so powerful, so generous and playful that she is woven into our lives and hearts forever.

Hollywood stars and colleagues from her film roles also paid homage, emphasizing Parton's significant impact on the arts and her exceptional personal qualities. Jane Fonda, a close friend, shared a heartfelt message, stating that Parton's presence was so powerful and generous that she would forever be interwoven into the lives and hearts of millions. Fonda highlighted Parton's multifaceted nature, describing her as a self-assured rebel, a deep thinker, a businesswoman, and a loyal friend.

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She was many things: a lyricist, a singer, a multi-instrumentalist, a writer, a comedian, a visionary, a loyal friend who was never going to bed without having a good laugh with her friends.

Parton's legacy extends beyond her artistic achievements. Tributes frequently mentioned her unparalleled contributions to country music, her philanthropic endeavors, and the millions of books she helped put into children's hands. Her ability to connect with people on a profound level, her empathy, and her inclusive spirit were consistently praised, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her or were touched by her work. The world is left to celebrate the spirit and the immense gifts she bestowed upon it.

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She was the voluptuous embodiment of empathy. That's who she was, she wanted us to be with her. To her gay and trans fans, she wanted them to know she loved them.