Betty White was even active and working up until 2019, when she had a voice role in the most recent "Toy Story" movie, according to IMDb. She even joked back in 2017 with CNN that she felt lucky to be working at her age and that she would "go to [her] grave saying, 'Can I come in and read for that tomorrow?'" White even confessed that one of her secrets to staying forever young was to keep "busy all the time," which she credited to her friend and "good agent," Jeff Witjas (via People).
White really did have a long career that even got her the nickname the "First Lady of Television," according to Salon. Between all the sitcoms she starred in, White also appeared on a number of game shows in 1960s. It was on the show "Password" where she met her late husband Allen Ludden and earned the nickname the "First Lady of Game Shows." White and Ludden's marriage was something out of a fairy tale, and even Witjas admitted that he didn't "think Betty ever feared passing because she always wanted to be with her most beloved husband Allen Ludden" once again (via People). Hopefully, when "Betty died peacefully in her sleep at her home," she was reunited with Ludden in spirit.
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