Dolly Parton's Walk of Fame star scratched up days after her death: 'Doesn't make any sense'
Yahoo • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star was vandalized shortly after her death at age 80, with scratches reportedly made on the star, though the damage has since been repaired.
- The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce noted that this may be the first time Parton's star has been vandalized since it was awarded in 1984.
- The star was already undergoing planned repairs for cracks caused by wear and tear, unrelated to the recent vandalism, and is expected to be polished and accessible to fans soon.
- Vandalism is a common issue on the Walk of Fame, with some stars, like Donald Trump's, experiencing repeated damage, but the LAPD has not received any official report regarding the incident involving Parton's star.
- Fans expressed disappointment online, with some suggesting surveillance to identify the vandal, while others urged forgiveness in line with Parton's spirit.
