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Dolly Parton’s nephew fired from security role at singer’s properties: Report
The estate says Bryan Seaver made threats and tried to pressure business managers, prompting a court filing for a temporary restraining order.
- Bryan Seaver, nephew of late music icon Dolly Parton, was dismissed from his role overseeing security at her Nashville properties on Wednesday, according to a termination notice obtained by TMZ.
- Parton, who died on August 25 at 80 years old, had appointed Seaver to oversee security, a position he inherited from his father, Larry Seaver, years earlier.
- Seaver blamed Parton's longtime manager Danny Nozell and Pinnacle Bank for "unexpected and, so far, unexplained actions," claiming the decisions were made in bad faith.
- Although the DP Dean Trust removed Seaver from security duties, the termination notice specifies his personal interest in the trust remains intact; a new security team now controls the properties.
- Despite the dispute, manager Danny Nozell stated the estate plans to complete several projects in Parton's name, including a biopic and docuseries, to preserve her legacy.
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Dolly Parton, Feud over the Singer's Legacy: the Manager Accuses His Nephew of Extortion and Threats
Bryan Seaver, former aunt's security officer, is accused of starting an obscene and aggressive campaign of threats to take money from the immense fortune of the legendary country actress and icon
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The historical manager accuses nephew of threats and extortion (ANSA)
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