Beyonce’s mom Tina Knowles said she did not post a ‘fake’ comment attributed to her in response to Dolly Parton’s comments about the CMAs

Cowboy Carter, released earlier this year, has been shrouded in controversy. From Country radio stations not putting its tracks on their playlists to country fans and famous figures slamming Beyonce's foray into country music with racist attacks and tropes.

Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” has been one of the most talked about releases of the year, with both fans and detractors weighing in on the pop/R&B star’s venture into country and Americana music and aesthetics.

Dolly is a huge fan of Beyonce's latest record – which included a cover of her hit "Jolene" – and said she should be "very, very proud" of the "wonderful album". "I think ever

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Dolly Parton has taken the side of the Country Music Association Awards ( CMAs) after it did not nominate Beyonce for a single award despite having the biggest new country album of the year — ‘Cowboy Carter’.

Beyoncé‘s fans were furious when Cowboy Carter didn't receive any Country Music Association Award nominations - but Dolly Parton doesn't think it was an intentional snub. "Well, you never know. There's so many wonderful country artists that I guess,

Parton, in an interview published by Variety, stated that she doesn’t think Beyoncé being shut out of the CMAs was an intentional snub. Rather, it was an effort to reward other

Tina Knowles responded to Dolly Parton’s remarks about Beyoncé not receiving any Country Music Award (CMA) nominations. The “9 to 5” singer previously described COWBOY CARTER as more of a “specialty album” and that it was a difficult decision,