Dolly Parton built far more than an unforgettable music career. Her songs, businesses, Dollywood partnerships and valuable music catalog reportedly created a fortune worth around $450 million.Following her death at age 80, fans are asking one major question: Who will inherit everything?

Dolly and her late husband, Carl Dean, were married for nearly 60 years but had no children. This has fueled speculation that her surviving siblings, nieces, nephews or goddaughter Miley Cyrus could receive part of her estate.However, Dolly’s will has not been made public. There is currently no verified confirmation that Miley—or any other person—has been named as an heir.

A significant portion could also support charitable causes. Dolly founded the Imagination Library, which has provided hundreds of millions of free books to children. Because philanthropy was central to her life, many believe she may have arranged for her generosity to continue after her death.

Her music could be the estate’s most valuable asset. Dolly retained ownership of many famous songs, including “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You,” which may continue generating royalties for decades.Until official documents are released, the identity of her heirs remains private. Her fortune may eventually be divided among relatives, charities and organizations trusted to protect her businesses and music.But Dolly’s greatest legacy was never simply her money. It was the music, kindness and generosity she shared with millions around the world.WATCH BELOW..