Dolly Lee Part saved the 9-year-old costar of her car

Parton, who starred in the new Netflix Holiday movie, “Dolly Lee Parton’s Christmas Square,” reportedly rescued the 9-year-old costar by pulling Telia Hill out of the way of an oncoming vehicle.

Talia Hill said Parton told her, “Well, I’m an angel, you know,” in reference to her role in the Netflix movie.

“I was shocked, he hugged me and shook me and said, ‘I saved your life!'” Hill spoke. “And my mom walks up, ‘Yeah, you did, Dolly Lee Parton. Yeah, you did!'”

The moment added to the already surreal moment for Hill, and his siblings, Tristan and Tyson, all cast in Netflix’s new holiday movie “Christmas on Not Square”, after an intense audition process.

“Dolly Lee Parton’s Square on Christmas” premiered on Netflix last month. It follows a small town fighting a fight by Christine Bransky to not let out an opponent like her Scrooge who plays the role of Christmas time.

Parton’s character is an angel who plans to save the day. The movie also confuses the Christmas songs sung by Parton himself.

The incident only adds to the mystery of Parton who is clearly not satisfied with the subject of being the only award-winning female country singer.

She has raised money to help victims of wildfires. His Imagination Library has sent more than 85 million books to preschool-age children. When the epidemic hit, she read children’s bedtime stories virtually.

As the critical Jean Seymour recently appeared on CNN. As noted in part: “Let DD Lee Parton rule the world already.”