Seven months after Dolly Parton‘s late husband Carl Dean passed away, his last will has become public knowledge.

According to Us Weekly, he left behind a will that was signed 12 years prior, in 2013, which named Parton as the sole beneficiary of the Carl Thomas Dean Trust, which comprised his estate.

While he had no real estate property in Tennessee or ongoing businesses, he did have personal property and cash. So, basically, that means Parton will inherit all of Dean’s right, title, and interest in any personal effects relating to her entertainment career, including pictures, costumes, jewelry, musical instruments, and much more.

Although they had no children, they had around 20 nieces and nephews between them. In his will, Dean even specified that if Parton couldn’t be the executor, h

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