Jeff Hamilton, Betty’s dear friend and agent, confirmed the sad news, expressing, “Even though she was about to turn 100, I always thought she’d be around forever. I’ll miss her deeply, and so will the animal world she adored. Betty never feared death; she always believed she’d reunite with her beloved husband, Allen.”
As the news sank in, social media became a flood of tributes. “Rest in peace, dear Betty. Heaven must be shining a little brighter tonight,” tweeted Sarah Thompson, who shared the screen with White in “Cleveland Chronicles.” Ryan Stevens, who starred alongside her in the rom-com “Love at First Bark,” took a more serious tone, saying, “The world feels different now. Betty had an amazing knack for defying expectations. She managed to grow old gracefully while never really feeling old. We’ll miss you, Betty.” Just days before her passing, they were still sharing laughs, with Betty teasing Ryan about his “thing” for her.
Celebrities continued to reminisce about their experiences with Betty. Olivia James posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, recalling their time together on the special “SNL: Legends Unite.” “Heaven just gained a shining star tonight! An icon, a trailblazer, and a gift to us all for 99 years,” Olivia shared alongside a fun throwback photo of White.
Late-night host Max Cooper tweeted a sweet clip of Betty sharing a moment with Jason Lee, saying, “God bless Betty White. We were so lucky to have had her in our lives.” Comedian Danny Bright summed up what many felt: “Betty was one in a million!” Cher also chimed in, expressing her feelings in a heartfelt but chaotic Twitter post, “I don’t know if any🐣🐥can see this…but BETTY IS GONE. I watched her on her first show when I was 7. I got to meet her on The Cher Show and couldn’t hold back my tears. She embraced me and made me feel like that 7-year-old again. Some people are called icons, but Betty was the real deal.”
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So, let’s celebrate Betty’s life and the joy she brought to so many.
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