She turns 99 this Sunday.
And national girlfriend Betty White shared that she is still feeling good about her birthday around the corner.
‘I am blessed with good health, so turning 99 is no different than turning 98,’ she told People, noting the importance of ‘sense of humor’.
Sunshine: the country’s girlfriend, Betty White, said she is still feeling good about her birthday coming up; pictured in 2015
The Golden Girls icon wisely said, ‘Don’t take yourself too seriously. You can lie to others, not me, but you cannot lie to yourself.
She also likes to maintain an optimistic outlook on life, like ‘I don’t like the other side. The positive side is much more fun. ‘
Betty eagerly anticipates life after confinement when “visiting close friends and bringing food to my animal friends” becomes viable.
His tips for longevity and happiness are: ‘Again, have a sense of humor. Just look on the bright side and don’t think about the negative. ‘
Looking fabulous: ‘I’m blessed with good health, so turning 99 is no different than turning 98,’ she told People, noting the importance of ‘A sense of humor’; pictured in 1957
She stressed: ‘It consumes a lot of energy being negative. Also having a good agent that keeps me busy all the time.
Last spring, a friend of hers said that Betty still enjoys a cocktail from time to time, while staying home in the middle of the pandemic.
The Hot In Cleveland star’s favorite drink is a ‘vodka martini’ with ‘hot dogs and chips’, a friend of hers told Closer Weekly.
Titan: Betty spent eight decades working on television and won the longest career in the history of the medium; pictured in 1957
Setback: She participated in a number of successful programs, including The Mary Tyler Moore Show; she is portrayed in this series with Mary in 1975
Caption: However, Betty is most famous for starring The Golden Girls from 1985 to 1992 with Rue McClanahan (top left), Bea Arthur (top right) and Estelle Getty (bottom left)
This friend shared: ‘Betty loves to play that vodka keeps her young. She loves the image of her sitting at home in a rocking chair, drinking a martini and watching game shows, but she’s not really a big drinker. This is not her. She will only take a few sips of a cocktail if the occasion calls for it.
Betty lives in Carmel, California, and last year her representative told Today that she ‘has a beautiful yard with lots of wild animals visiting’.
She ‘Has helpers who are great’ with her and ‘wild animals visiting’ her yard, said the representative, saying: ‘The virus is afraid of Betty!’
Iconic: Betty starred on the program from 1985 to 1992 as Rose Nylund, a noisy blonde from St. Olaf, Minnesota.
‘No one is allowed to enter, except those who should’, but she still has several calls with her publicist in a week during which ‘we always laugh’.
Betty spent eight decades working on television and had the longest career in the history of the medium.
Although she has participated in a number of successful programs, including The Mary Tyler Moore Show, she is most loved by The Golden Girls.
Breakaway: The Golden Girls ended because Bea Arthur (right) didn’t want to do that anymore, so Betty joined Rue and Estelle in a sequence of subsequent sequences
Brief: Titled The Golden Palace (photo), the spin-off show lasted only one season in 1993 and saw the remaining three leaders start a hotel together
Betty starred in the 1985 to 1992 show as Rose Nylund, a generous bearded blonde from St. Olaf, Minnesota.
She was part of the main cast with Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty, the three were younger than she, but have died before her.
The Golden Girls ended because Bea didn’t want to do that anymore, so Betty joined Rue and Estelle in a sequence of sequences.
Titled The Golden Palace, the spin-off show lasted only one season in 1993 and saw the remaining three leaders start a hotel together.
Thanks for being a friend: The Golden Girls Glass are depicted making a toast to their show when they reached their 100th episode in 1989