On Tuesday, October 4, country music legend Loretta Lynn passed away due to natural causes, as revealed by her family. The iconic singer and songwriter died peacefully in her sleep at her beloved ranch in Hurricane Mills, as per the family's statement.Lynn was shifted from her house to a funeral home in Waverly on Tuesday afternoon. According to a report from Radar, Loretta began planning her funeral shortly before her death as she wanted it to be perfect. The singer wanted to be buried next to her late husband, Oliver, and their departed children, Jack Benny and Betty Sue, at the family cemetery on her 3,500-acre ranch in Hurricane Mills.Tributes flood social media as country music icon Loretta Lynn passes away at 90Loretta Lynn, who passed away at the age of 90, had a career expanding six decades, starting from 1960. As such, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that her music touched the lives of many people, belonging to different ages and walks of life. During her illustrious career, Lynn won three Grammy Awards, a Lifetime Achievement Award, and eight Country Music Awards.The daughter of a coal miner, Lynn embarked on the journey from being poor and not being able to afford living in a hotel to being one of the most successful singers in the world. Needless to say, she has inspired and impacted the lives of her admirers in many different ways over the years.Here are some of the reactions and tributes from netizens and fellow artists after Loretta Lynn's passing.Barbara Mandrell@barbaramandrellLoretta Lynn contributed enormously to the world of Country Music. All of us adored and loved her. 7244447Loretta Lynn contributed enormously to the world of Country Music. All of us adored and loved her. 💜 https://t.co/M8LIXNu3IQCarole King@Carole_KingShe was an inspiration. R.I.P. Loretta Lynn 165001306She was an inspiration. R.I.P. Loretta Lynn ❤️ https://t.co/VqwmkcOAqyCrystal Gayle@TheCrystalGayleThe world lost a legend. We lost a sister.Love you Loretta. ⁦@LorettaLynn⁩143801246The world lost a legend. We lost a sister.Love you Loretta❤️🌺. ⁦@LorettaLynn⁩ https://t.co/bQUEb87U4UEric Alper 🎧@ThatEricAlperLoretta Lynn had more songs banned from radio than every other male country artist combined in the 20th century.285614708Loretta Lynn had more songs banned from radio than every other male country artist combined in the 20th century. https://t.co/IOchPjwmWLSesame Street@sesamestreetThank you for always being that friend we could count on, Loretta Lynn. 5270986Thank you for always being that friend we could count on, Loretta Lynn. ❤️ https://t.co/QAlcZrZnNrk.d. lang@kdlangJoyous. Fierce. One of a kind. I loved meeting and working with Loretta Lynn 🕊🏼2320224Joyous. Fierce. One of a kind. I loved meeting and working with Loretta Lynn ❤️🕊🙏🏼 https://t.co/URWipcVp6KVince Gill@VGcomLoretta LynnApril 14, 1932, Butcher Hollow, KY - October 4, 2022, Hurricane Mills, TN3352140Loretta LynnApril 14, 1932, Butcher Hollow, KY - October 4, 2022, Hurricane Mills, TN https://t.co/KQQElzEg96The Antiquarian@EdMcClellan11I love this photograph of Loretta Lynn and her family. She grew up poor and was already a mother of four before she came to prominence. That real life experience infused her music and made it truly great. 26532I love this photograph of Loretta Lynn and her family. She grew up poor and was already a mother of four before she came to prominence. That real life experience infused her music and made it truly great. ❤️ https://t.co/fjbKMQJ3tzStella Parton@StellaPartonMy heart is broken with the news of my sweet friend Loretta Lynn passing. I will remember all the sweet visits and laughs we shared. RIP sweet Angel.9757571My heart is broken with the news of my sweet friend Loretta Lynn passing. I will remember all the sweet visits and laughs we shared. RIP sweet Angel. https://t.co/X5IqiD63anZak Bagans 🧛🏻‍♂️@Zak_BagansI’ll never forget meeting Loretta Lynn and her home was one of my most memorable and favorite locations to ever visit. She was the most kind person you’d ever meet. Rest in Peace7957565I’ll never forget meeting Loretta Lynn and her home was one of my most memorable and favorite locations to ever visit. She was the most kind person you’d ever meet. Rest in Peace https://t.co/8IEd53tY4FKatie Gardner aka RealRebaLove@realrebaloveI have always loved this performance of the woman in country music honoring Loretta Lynn! @reba78688I have always loved this performance of the woman in country music honoring Loretta Lynn! ❤️ @reba https://t.co/CmxvIpGdiOCHIEF RUNNING BEAR🥋@William28796229Sad to hear about the passing of Mother Loretta Lynn , recieved a message from Bo Lynn letting me know she past away . She called me son like I was one of her own . When my mother died she told me I could call her mom . She was an icon a legend her memories will live forever 1257Sad to hear about the passing of Mother Loretta Lynn , recieved a message from Bo Lynn letting me know she past away . She called me son like I was one of her own . When my mother died she told me I could call her mom . She was an icon a legend her memories will live forever 🙏 https://t.co/B24h7rXCV3The Antiquarian@EdMcClellan11Loretta Lynn. Beautiful and her music is immortal.31638Loretta Lynn. Beautiful and her music is immortal. https://t.co/k89fbdg4hWMiranda Lambert Fan@ranfancentral‘My first Female Vocalist was handed to me by Loretta Lynn. That moment is burned in my brain: what I was wearing, how I felt. I was just so wide-eyed. I could not believe it was happening that way. That moment will forever stick out as a really important one for me.’ — ML87073‘My first Female Vocalist was handed to me by Loretta Lynn. That moment is burned in my brain: what I was wearing, how I felt. I was just so wide-eyed. I could not believe it was happening that way. That moment will forever stick out as a really important one for me.’ — ML https://t.co/8kLmKP1wCSLeroy Brown@BigTexBoxNearly all of my heroes are musicians. RIP Loretta Lynn. You were one of the first to make the list.182Nearly all of my heroes are musicians. RIP Loretta Lynn. You were one of the first to make the list.Lorenzo The Cat@LorenzoTheCatThe Coal Miner's Daughter has died. Loretta Lynn passes at age 90.3223261The Coal Miner's Daughter has died. Loretta Lynn passes at age 90. https://t.co/DUryPeqS30Troy Brewer@pstroybrewerAnother era has ended in the death of Loretta Lynn. Goodbye Lorettey, as her coal miner daddy would call her. May God bless her family and all who mourn over her in Jesus name.223Another era has ended in the death of Loretta Lynn. Goodbye Lorettey, as her coal miner daddy would call her. May God bless her family and all who mourn over her in Jesus name. https://t.co/GF6We4sFXGWhat was the cause of Loretta Lynn's demise?Through their official statement, Lorretta Lynn's family revealed that the singer passed away peacefully in her sleep. Here's what the message from Lynn's family read:"Our precious mom, Loretta Lynn, passed away peacefully this morning, October 4th, in her sleep at home at her beloved ranch in Hurricane Mills."In the past, the country music legend had several health concerns. She contracted pneumonia multiple times and dealt with a broken arm in 2010. In 2017, Lynn suffered a stroke and was rushed to the hospital. The very next year, she fell and broke her hip.In 2019, many rumors regarding her death were reported, which Lynn ultimately dismissed herself.About Loretta Lynn's family View this post on Instagram Instagram PostLynn's husband, Oliver Vanetta "Doolittle" Lynn, died in 1996 at 69. In 2002, Loretta opened up about the problems she had in her marriage in a CBS interview and in her autobiography, Still Women Enough.She spoke about how her husband cheated on her and had drinking issues which led to their fights. In fact, she tagged her 48-year-long marriage to Oliver as "one of the hardest love stories."Loretta was a mother to six children:Betty Sue Lynn (born 1948)Jack Benny Lynn (born 1948)Ernest Ray "Ernie" Lynn (born 1951)Clara Marie "Cissie" Lynn (born 1952)Peggy Jean and Patsy Eileen Lynn (twins born in 1964).Two of her eldest children, Betty and Jack, passed away in 2013 and 1984, respectively.