Dolly Parton, the iconic country music singer and philanthropist, died on Tuesday following what her representatives described as a “brief battle with cancer.” While the specific type of cancer has not been disclosed, a spokesperson confirmed that Parton passed away at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center while surrounded by family and friends.

Following the announcement, tributes began to pour in from political and cultural figures. Three of the four living former presidents—George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama—issued statements honoring Parton’s legacy and influence. Meanwhile, fans have begun gathering outside her Nashville residence to mourn the loss of the 80-year-old star.

While the reports generally align on the cause of death, there is a slight discrepancy regarding the context of her health. The Hill notes that her passing followed a battle with cancer and “other recent health issues,” whereas other reports focus exclusively on the cancer diagnosis. Additionally, while The Daily Wire reports that fans gathered at her Nashville home, other outlets have focused primarily on the official statements from her representatives and political figures.