There are a lot of little Dolly-isms we love, like how she sleeps with a full face of makeup on, humbly denied a statue of herself built in her honor, and indirectly allowed for Buffy the Vampire Slayer to be made. These are just a couple of reasons why we love her; don’t even get us started with how much we love her generosity. Her $650 million net worth should actually be way higher technically, but she’s given away most of it to charity.

But another, possibly unknown, Dolly-ism is her choice of private life with her husband, Carl Dean Thomas, and her huge family. She has eleven siblings, and most of them went into the music business just like her. Sure, we can say that they didn’t become as successful as the iconic Dolly Parton, but they have all been successful in their own rights.

Here’s how much Parton’s family is worth, but it’s safe to say that all their net worths can fit inside their sister’s.

The Parton Kids Had A Musical Mother Who Taught Them Everything

Dolly is the fourth child out of the 12 children born to Robert and Avie Lee Parton. She was born in a one-bedroom cabin in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee, so the family was not wealthy by any means.

Willadeene was born first. Then there’s David Wilburn, Coy Denver, Dolly Rebecca, Bobby Lee, Stella Mae, Cassie Nan, Randel Huston “Randy,” Larry Gerald (who died after birth), Estel Floyd, and twins Freida Estelle and Rachel Ann.

While Robert worked in the mountains, Avie was able to keep her children entertained like Maria Von Trapp from Sound of Music. She taught her children folklore and how to sing, and soon they were a family of singers.

What Do All 11 Siblings Do And How Much Are They Worth?

Seven out of the eleven children wound up going into showbiz after coming from such a musical home, and all of them have collaborated at one time or another.

Parton has released music with her brother Floyd, who is the only other sibling to have died. They’ve c0-written songs like “Rockin’ Years,” which made No. 1 on the Country Music Charts in 1991, “Nickels and Dimes,” and “Waltz Me to Heaven.”

We don’t know what Floyd’s net worth is, but we can guess that it’s in the millions if he wrote a lot of chart-topping hits with his sister.

Stella, Willadeene, and Cassie have also worked in the studio. They recorded a gospel album called In the Garden in their early careers. Willadeene’s showbiz career faded after that, but she is a successful author now. She even published a book on her family called In the Shadow of a Song: The Parton Family. Her net worth may be in the hundred thousand or the low millions.

Stella went on to be another chart-topping success like Parton and Floyd. She had hits like “I Want to Hold You in My Dreams Tonight” and appeared in various TV shows throughout the ’70s, including Parton’s 2015 television movie Coat of Many Colors. She’s also appeared in Cloud Dancer, Ragin’ Cajun, Seven to Midnight, and Ghost Town: The Movie, A Dance for Bethany.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Stella’s worth about $10 million from her various endeavors, including her ten studio albums.

Randy is also a performer. He had a band called Moonlight Bandits and sang back-up on the soundtrack of Parton’s movie, Rhinestone. He’s also appeared on stage with Rachel a couple of times, performing with her and Dollywood’s a capella group, Honey Creek.

He released two singles in 1981, “Hold Me Like You Never Had Me” and “Shot Full of Love,” both of which reached #30 on the US Country charts. He is also worth about $10 million.

Rachel appeared on the series 9 to 5, starring as the same character Parton played in the film of the same name. She was on for a couple of seasons. Her last name is now Dennison, and her net worth is estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million.

Frieda was in a punk band in the ’80s but has since retired from performing, as has Cassie. Both of their net worths are unknown. We know Frieda is working as an ordained minister, though.

As for Coy, Robert, and David, who didn’t go into showbiz, there’s not much on them. They live their own private lives away from the spotlight, so we couldn’t say what they do for a living, much less how much they make.

Dolly Bought Their Childhood Home

Even though they all grew up in a small cabin in poverty, Parton still has attachments to the house because of all their memories. So she bought it and spent millions renovating it with one of her brothers, who is a carpenter.

“What we tried to do was make it look like it did when we lived there, but we wanted it to be functional. So I spent a couple million dollars making it look like I spent $50 on it,” Parton explained during an appearance on The Nate Berkus Show. “Even like in the bathroom, I made the bathroom, so it looked like an outdoor toilet.”

The family has come a long way since the days where their parents had to pay the doctors in oatmeal so they’d deliver them safely. But they never considered themselves poor, to begin with. Parton said they “were rich in things that money don’t buy. You know, like love and kindness and understanding.” We love the Parton outlook.