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She will never stop loving him.
Entertainment Weekly reported that Dolly Parton joined the stars of the Fox sitcom “Call Me Kat” to pay respect to the late Leslie Jordan during the season premiere of the show on Thursday.
Typically, at a memorial, individuals speak about the deceased. The 76-year-old added, “Well, I’m going to talk to you because there is that place on the other side, and I’ll definitely see you there, little brother.”
“You left a large number of individuals with an abundance of lovely, precious memories. Everyone adored you, but I doubt that many adored you more than I did.”
Then, Parton sang “Where the Soul Never Dies,” a song she and Jordan recorded for Jordan’s 2021 album “Company’s Coming.”
“You left a large number of individuals with an abundance of lovely, precious memories. “Everyone loved you, but I doubt many people loved you more than I did,” Parton told her deceased companion.
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After suffering a medical emergency and smashing his BMW into a building on October 24, 2022 at the age of 67, Jordan passed away.
Parton said, “I just want you to know that we all love you, we all miss you, and I bet you’re laughing at all of us being sad and miserable.”
“And I’m sure that’s the last thing you would want for us. You made us happy while you were here, and now that you are at peace, we rejoice. I simply wish to convey that I will always love you. Goodbye, my beautiful Leslie. “We’ll see you there!”
After suffering a medical emergency and smashing his BMW into a building on October 24, 2022 at the age of 67, Jordan passed away.
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The actors of the television show also paid tribute to Jordan in their own manner.
“We’ve created a nice ending for Phil. The truth is that we are mourning the loss of our good friend, Leslie Jordan,” remarked actress Mayim Bialik to the crowd. “He cannot be replaced. We will greatly miss him. Love, light, Leslie.”
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