The clashes within Dolly Parton’s family seem to be continuing even after the singer’s death.
Her grandson, Bryan Saver, has come to the defense of her sister, Rebecca Seaver, after reporting that she has left the post of executive director of the museum: Life of Many Coles, located at the SongTeler Hotel in Nashville.
Through a Facebook post, Bryan expressed pride in her sister’s work in creating archive and museum dedicated to Dolly Parton, writes. DailyMail.
He also denied any hostility among family members, stressing that he supports both Rebecca and his cousin Danielle Parton.
According to TMZ reports, Rebecca and the employees she led have left the museum, which was opened 29 September.
She had worked on implementing the exhibition along with Dolly’s sister Rachel Parton George.
Meanwhile, Brian Sever himself is involved in a legal conflict with Danny Nosell, the singer’s property manager.
Bryan, who earlier directed the security of Parton’s property and businesses, left the position in September.
Nosell has charged him with threats, while Sever denied them and claimed in court documents that messages have been issued out of context.
At the center of the dispute is another $250,000 fee for security services, which, according to Sever, was later paid to his company.
He has also claimed to have raised concerns about security problems and delays at the SongTeler Hotel. /Telegraphy/