Dolly Parton's Estate Demands Bodycam Footage of Incident With Nephew On Day She Died
TMZ • • entertainment
Key Points:
- The company managing Dolly Parton's estate, She's Alive, has requested all bodycam footage from police officers present during an incident involving Dolly's nephew and former head of security, Bryan Seaver, at Vanderbilt Medical Center on August 24-25.
- Sources indicate there was no altercation; Bryan was at the hospital to coordinate the logistics of transporting Dolly's body to the funeral home and was not attempting to see her again.
- Bryan claims police treated him like a fugitive and believe they were instructed to keep him away from Dolly, while the estate accuses him of making threats against Dolly's businesses, which Bryan denies as physical threats.
- A temporary restraining order against Bryan and his security company was extended until November 10, despite his efforts to have it lifted.
- Bryan was fired by the estate following the release of controversial texts he sent weeks after Dolly Parton asked him to record her death announcement video.
