Veteran actress Betty White is celebrating her 99th birthday on Sunday and she looks forward to letting many of her fans come to the celebration.
Jeff Witzas, a longtime friend and agent of the five-time Emmy-winner, told Fox News that although she is happy to mark her last birthday in double digits, she is playing safe due to the coronavirus epidemic.
“Betty planned to run a few miles for her birthday, but Kovid has canceled this so she can be safe at her home by doing various activities.”
She noted that she “loves her fans” and never takes anything from them. When it came time for White to blow out the candles, his representative explained that his wish was quite simple.
Amid the cotivirus epidemic, 98, White says she has been blessed with very good health.
Actress Betty White turns 99 on January 17.
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“She’s as healthy as she is today for at least another year,” Witzas told Fox News.
The woman herself gave a funny response to the Associated Press when asked her thoughts on the big day.
“Since I’m turning 99, I can stay as long as I want without asking permission!” He told the outlet in an email.
White’s low-key plans include feeding a pair of ducks that regularly visit his Los Angeles-area home. Her birthday meal will be a hot dog and French fries – with a bouquet of roses – by Witjas.
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The actor’s TV credits include the voice role of 2019 in “Forkie Asks a Question”, among the enduring highlights, from 1949’s “Hollywood Hollywood Teen Television” to “The Foldkey Girls” and “The Merry Tyler Moore Show”.
In January alone, White is on screen in remakes including “The Golden Girls” and “Hot in Cleveland”; The 2009 Sandra Bullock movie “The Proposal” and the 2018 documentary about her life and career “Betty White: First Lady Te F Television”.
White’s devotion to animals will be screened next month with the DVD and digital release of the 1970 series “Betty Whites Pet Set” in which she visited celebrity guests and their pets as well as wild animals.
Betty White’s career has included five Emmy Awards in the show’s business.
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Her work, always marked by top-drawer comedic timing, “Saturday Night Live.” Has received five EMIs, including a 2010 trophy for guest-host performance.
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White, a native of Ill Park, Illinois, was married to game host and producer Alan Luden from 1963 until his death in 1981.
The Associated Press contributes to this report.
