Ready To Fold ‘Em: Pals Fear Kenny Rogers Has Weeks To Live After Secret Cancer Hell

Frail and plagued by a string of serious medical issues, music icon Kenny Rogers has canceled his farewell tour, leaving health experts and friends to believe he’s battling killer bladder cancer and has just weeks to live!

The 79-year-old “Gambler” singer announced this month he was scrapping his remaining concert dates on his final tour — scheduled through the end of the year — after doctors ordered him to rest as he battles “health challenges.”

But sources tell RadarOnline.com Rogers is at the end of the road, planning a celeb-studded funeral and has even said a tearful goodbye to the “love of his life,” songbird Dolly Parton, in a hurried face-to-face meeting.

“He’s getting his affairs in order, including saying goodbye to Dolly,” confides a source. “The fear is he has just a few short weeks left, so his handlers did get Dolly over to see him for what could be their last visit.”

Kenny was said to be sad to see Dolly in tears.

“He told her he loved her and always has and maybe they’ll get another go-round in the afterlife. That seemed to perk her up a bit.”

While his reps refuse to detail his medical issues, RadarOnline.com has learned he appears to be suffering from diabetes and bladder cancer, along with other problems.

Ohio’s Institute of BioAcoustic Biology, using a special computer algorithm to uncover serious health issues by analyzing a person’s voice to uncover medical conditions, ran a test on Rogers— and the results were “disturbing.”

His life erupted in scandal when it was discovered he’d set up an 800-number hotline in the ’90s so gals could call him for phone sex. Three women later sued him, saying he coaxed them into twisted, kinky phone talks.

One also claimed he lured her to a hotel room where he tried to have sex with her.

But through all his relationships, his strongest tie was to Parton, according to insiders.

They reportedly fell in love — and in lust — when they recorded their 1983 hit duet, “Islands in the Stream.”

While both claim their romance was strictly platonic, “word is they had a steamy night in Vegas after one of their shows back in the ’80s,” says the source.

Rogers has admitted “they’re soul mates,” and the two performed together last year.

“Their final performance was bittersweet because they both must’ve known they’d never get another chance onstage,” notes the source.

“Kenny’s been frail from all the health issues plaguing him, including, some say, lung cancer and heart problems. He’s prepared his will and he’s even talked about what kind of funeral he’d like. He wants all his friends to be there to share the great memories together, as his biggest hits play on the loudspeakers.”