Dolly Parton steals the spotlight in Thanksgiving halftime show, rocking the Dallas Cowboys cheerleader look

Country music icon Dolly Parton took center stage with a captivating halftime performance during Thursday's match between the Cowboys and the Washington Commanders. Decked out in the vibrant uniform of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleading squad, Parton not only mesmerized the AT&T Stadium crowd but also a nationwide TV audience. Her set included renditions of the classics Jolene and 9 to 5, along with a spirited take on Queen's We are the Champions.

 Adding a generous touch, it was revealed before the game that Parton had contributed $1 million to the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign associated with Thursday's event, a gesture announced by Cowboys executive vice president and chief brand officer Charlotte Jones.

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Philanthropy in Harmony

Jerry Jones, owner of the Cowboys, lauded Parton's generous donation. This marks the 27th consecutive year of collaboration between the Cowboys and the Salvation Army, resulting in over $3 billion raised during this enduring partnership.

Expressing his admiration, Jones remarked via NBC 5 in Dallas, "If the Cowboys could emulate the professionalism of the Salvation Army in aiding Dallas, considering the donated funds stay within the local community, we would secure a Super Bowl victory every year."

Dolly's Week to Remember

Dolly Parton's Thursday night performance marked the grand finale of a bustling week for the legendary artist, who dropped a new album on November 17. Her captivating show likely outshone the on-field action, as the Cowboys dominated the second half, fueled by stellar performances from quarterback Dak Prescott and receiver Cee Dee Lamb.

Dolly Parton's radiant performance not only lit up the halftime stage but added a melodious touch to a Cowboys victory. As her new album resonates with fans, the legendary artist proves that her star power transcends genres.