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Dolly Parton and her husband shop in the middle of the night when she's at home in Tennessee, so she can avoid fans.
The country icon reveals she and Carl Dean hit the 24-hour supermarkets near their home in the wee small hours of the morning, so they get the stores to themselves.
"We go to places, Publix or Walmart or places for certain things I want to get, (and) we'd go in the middle of the night to those places that are open 24 hours a day," Parton tells People.
"You'd be surprised at how lucky I'd get with that. You see a few people, and I don't mind - I love people - I just don't want to slow up my shopping."
Dolly insists she loves doing the simple things with her stay-at-home husband when she's off the road and she knows he's still her biggest fan when she's away from him.
"He's always supporting me as long as I don't try to drag him in on it," Parton adds. "He's always been my biggest fan behind the scenes, but he's at home."
