Betty White

Betty White was a highly admired American actress and comedian, celebrated for her wit, warmth, and versatility in entertainment. Born in 1922, she had a career spanning over 80 years, known for iconic roles on television such as "The Golden Girls" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." White was praised for her comedic talent, charisma, and advocacy for animals. Her enduring popularity and positive persona made her a beloved figure in pop culture, often regarded as a symbol of kindness and comedic excellence until her passing in 2021.