Kellie Pickler’s Reaction To Dolly Parton Crashing Her Talkshow Is Absolutely Priceless

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The nation first met the humble soul that is Kellie Pickler following her emotionally-charged audition on Season 5 of American Idol back in 2006.

Her Journey

Even though the North Carolina-native only placed sixth on the singing series, she has managed to remain in the spotlight through her zany antics and twangy vocals.

She Got Her Own Show

Since her impressive stay on the singing competition, Pickler has continuously thrilled fans with her hilarious appearances on various talk shows, the country singer’s adorable quirks even earning her and husband Kyle Jacobs a reality series on CMT, I Love Kellie Pickler. 

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Following the massive success of their show, executive producer Faith Hill embarked on a new TV project, a nationally syndicated talk show starring Pickler and Emmy-winning television personality, Ben Aaron.

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Hill’s brainchild, Pickler & Ben, came to life on television Sept. 18, 2017, with the legendary Dolly Parton crashing the first-ever taping to show her support for the fellow country singer.

Dolly Crashes The Show

Kelllliiieeee!” yelled Parton after knocking on the door behind where Pickler and Aaron were seated. Pickler was completely taken by surprise upon noticing the country music icon had come into view.

Seeing as the series tapes in Nashville, Parton surely won’t be the only member of the country music community to crash Kellie and Ben’s party.

You can watch the hilarious video below.

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Manly Bryant

Manly Bryant is a professional writer, social media community manager, and certified home-grown country boy who was raised in the great state of Kentucky. He grew up fishing, camping, working on a farm, and listening to good ol' country music.

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