loretta lynn

The 86-year-old country legend has been facing multiple health issues.

He would give guided tours of his family's original home in Kentucky to fans and visitors.

It's hard to keep this legendary singer down, and at 86, she's brushing aside health issues and moving forward!

It's a home fit for country music's biggest stars!

It's not clear why the show was canceled, but may be due to her recently suffered broken hip.

She's doing "as well as can be expected," according to her sister.

Donald Ray Webb was musically oriented, like several of his siblings.

Some of the most important young female artists in country music honored Loretta Lynn's legacy at the opening of her new Hall of Fame exhibit on Tuesday night (Aug. 22).

Loretta Lynn has postponed her upcoming album until 2018, but assures fans she is back at home and "getting stronger every day."

Loretta Lynn's family has shared some good news about the legend following a recent health scare.

Loretta Lynn was moved to a rehab facility on Monday (May 15) following a stroke on May 4. The update, made on Lynn's official website, also notes that she's "doing great!"

Country music icon Loretta Lynn has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke on Thursday (May 4).