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Betty White's Birthday
Betty White was born on January 17, 2016 in Oak Park Illinois. -
Debut
Betty White made her first debut on television by singing songs from the opera "The Merry Widow" -
The Betty White Show
In 1940 Betty White started i multiple shows, and started her own radio program simply called "The Betty Show" -
First Marriage
Betty White married her first husband, Dick barker in 1945. -
First Divorce
Betty White divorced her first husband, Dick Barker the same year she married him. -
Second Marriage
Soon After her divorce with Dick Barker, Betty White shared her second marriage with Lane Allen in 1947. -
Divorced Again
After a short 2 years Betty White and Lane Allen get a divorce. -
Bandy Productions
In 1952 Betty White founded her own company called "Bandy Productions." -
Regional(LA) Emmy Award
Betty White won the regional(LA) Emmy award in 1952 for an outstanding female personality. -
Password
Betty White co-hosted a gameshow called "Password" alongside Allen Ludden. -
Third Time's the Charm
In 1963, Betty White gets married for the third and final time to Allen Ludden, her co-host on the popular game show password. -
Death of a Loved One
Betty White's lost her third husband just days before their 18th wedding anniversary. Allen Ludden died at the age of 63 due to stomach cancer. -
The Golden Girls
In 1985, Betty White stared in the show she is most famous for, The Golden Girls. -
American Comedy Awards
Betty White recieved an American Comedy Award as the funniest female preformer in a TV series. She won the same award in the years 1990 and 2000. -
Viewers for Quality Television Award
Betty White won the Viewers for Quality Television Award in 1987 and 1988 for best actress in a comedy series. -
Humane Award
The American Veterinary Medical Association awarded White with its Humane Award in 1987 for her charitable work with animals. -
Saturday Night Live
In 2010, Betty White became the oldest host of Saturday Night Live at the age of 88. -
Guinnes Book of World Records
Betty White was placed in the Guinnes Book of World Records in 2014 for "longest TV career for an entertainer(female) -
People's Choice Award
Betty White won the People's Choice Award in 2015 for favourite TV icon.
