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Betty White’s Shocking Morning Routine Revealed

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Before her passing at the grand age of 99 in 2021, Betty White was known for enjoying an unconventional and alcoholic breakfast.

As a die-hard admirer, I’ve always been fascinated by the enigmatic figure of this legendary Hollywood icon. She once shared that hot dogs were her secret to longevity, and boy, did she have an intriguing lifestyle! I learned from her former co-star Meghann Fahy that she adored starting her day with a vodka on the rocks, followed by a decadent chocolate cake for breakfast. Quite a character, isn’t she?

35-year-old White Lotus cast member Fahy shared a history with White in the 2011 Hallmark film The Lost Valentines. On Jimmy Kimmel Live!, she humorously described their past encounters, stating: “She had a fondness for vodka on the rocks and indulging in chocolate cake for breakfast – a true, legendary behavior.

Kimmel replied, “That’s quite surprising! Did she live for a remarkable length of time? I wonder if she was sipping vodka along with her cake?

Fahy noted: “She seemed to glide through life in an extraordinary manner. It was incredibly inspiring for me to encounter her at the start of my journey, and discover that one can achieve greatness while remaining genuinely human and unpretentious.

Emphasize the good over the bad. It may seem cliché, but many tend to focus on criticisms instead of praises. It’s surprisingly simple to discover positive aspects when one actively seeks them out.

The icon of American television passed away in her home at the age of 99 in December 2021. 

She was just three weeks away from her milestone centennial birthday.

Throughout her lifetime, White humorously attributed her longevity to a mix of vodka and hot dogs. She also mentioned that climbing up and down the stairs of her two-story home helped maintain her physical fitness. Above all, she emphasized that it’s one’s perspective on life that truly matters: if you learn to laugh at yourself and find humor in everyday situations, soon enough, you will discover the amusement life has to offer.

It came to light during the 2020 lockdown that the preferred drink of a well-known figure associated with “The Golden Girls” was a ‘vodka martini.’ Her friend disclosed to Closer Weekly that she also enjoyed pairing this cocktail with ‘hot dogs and French fries.’

My friend Betty often jokes about vodka being her secret to staying young. However, she doesn’t actually drink much. The idea of her sipping martinis at home and watching game shows is more a jest than a reality. She’ll occasionally have a few sips of a cocktail if the situation demands it.

Betty herself shared with the magazine that she feels truly fortunate for her exceptional health, something she values deeply.

According to an email from her representative, the TV icon is thriving quite well while observing self-isolation in her California residence.

According to the representative, she mentioned that ‘Betty has assistants who are exceptional’ and ‘often encounters wild creatures in her yard.’ In a playful tone, the rep added, ‘The virus seems terrified of Betty!’

As a die-hard devotee, I can assure you that my inner sanctum is off-limits to everyone, save for the chosen few. Yet, despite this stringent rule, there’s an ongoing flurry of laughter-filled conversations with my trusted publicist over the course of every week.

Betty has been a fixture in television for an astounding eight decades, making her the individual with the longest career in this field’s history.

While she’s appeared in numerous successful shows such as The Mary Tyler Moore Show, it’s her role in The Golden Girls that people adore her the most for.

From 1985 to 1992, Betty played the role of Rose Nylund, a sweet-natured, blond-haired woman hailing from St. Olaf, Minnesota, who was often portrayed as a bit dimwitted, on the television series.

Among the leading actors, she starred alongside Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty; however, all three passed away before her.

The Golden Girls series came to an end as Bea Arthur decided she no longer wished to continue, leading Betty White to join forces with Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty for a subsequent spin-off series instead.

Titled “The Golden Palace,” this spin-off series ran for just one season in 1993 and featured the three main characters pooling their resources to open a hotel jointly instead.

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2025-04-09 19:50

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