Dolly Parton An even illar loss of her husband is still reported, Carl DeanAnd letting music take the back.

The legendary village singer said goodbye to his husband of 60 years in March after he passed away at the age of 82. Dean and Parton shared lasting love despite that they are super private.

As Parton gradually returns to the reflector, the singer "Jolene" admitted that the return to music would not happen soon.

Parton appeared on Wednesday episode Khloé Kardashian's "Khloé in a miraculous country"Podcast, where he discovered the decision on a heart career.

When asked about her passion for the texts and whether he will ever experience the writer's block, "the coat of arms of the color" admitted that the death of her husband gave her husband to write challenges.

"My husband passed away three months ago. A few things I wanted to start, but I can't," The singer confessed. "I'll be later, but I'm just coming with so wonderful, beautiful ideas. But I don't think I'm going to end."

Although an artist of the earth did not talk directly with her sadness, she hinted on it.

Parton continued, "I can't do it right now because I have so many other things I can't afford luxury I'm getting that emotional now."

However, that is far from the end of the 79-year-old, who said the kinds of moments, such things that will start here a little, but I'll get something else, if I get something else, if we come. "

For now, however, Parton discovered that he "puts everything on hold."

"Carl and I spent a lot of wonderful years together. Words can't justice in the love we shared for more than 60 years. Thank you for the prayers and sympathy," she wrote.

The rural star and its family also requested privacy during this difficult time. Although the statement did not illuminate the circumstances of the circumstances of the Dean Death, his battle with Alzheimer was not a secret.

It was diagnosed with a deadly situation in 2019. year after fighting high blood and heart problems for a while.

Despite the heart of losing the love of his life, Partton could not help, but in Tragedy sees a silver lining. As The explosion signed upTennessee Round, in an interview, opened about Dekan's final moments as his health declined.

"I'm just trying to continue, because I know I've had it. And he had been sick for a while, and part of me was in peace, and not suffering more," Parton admitted.

However, relief does not make less painful, she admitted. "But it still doesn't make up for the loss and loneliness of it," Parton noticed before he added that "really feels his presence."

"I'm a person faith, and I truly believe I'll see him again," she said. "And I see him every day in my memories and in my heart, and in all the things we used to do and all the things we built together."