Hollywood icon Betty White, 94, still wants to get on dates. Legendary actress admits that Hollywood has changed for women.
The legendary actress explained that she is not dating because nobody is asking her to date. She does not blame the men however because of her age.
People reported that the "Golden Girls" actress has been married three times. Her marriage with Allen Ludden, TV Host, lasted for 18 years until he died of stomach cancer.
White explained that she's not much of her "Golden Girls" character Rose Nylund. She explained that more a like with her former character Sue Ann Nivens from "Mary Tyler Moore Show" because she liked men.
"Men are a hobby of mine. They might not know it, though," the veteran actress said.
The iconic actress also explained that the Hollywood industry has changed for women over the past years. She explained that back in the early days it is considered a privileged to be part of the Hollywood industry.
Mail Online also shared the secret for White's long career, which is being kind to others. The actress said that it is important to never say something that will hurt other people no matter how irritated or upset they are. She explained that the hurtful words they uttered will stick around to the people around them.
She also explained that everyone should have a passion that they can cultivate. The veteran actress explained that it is important for people to not be afraid to get hooked on their passion.
Despite her age, White is still very strong. She managed to stick around despite death hoaxes that sprung in the media.
The latest death hoax was reported two years ago by Jobs & Hire. The site reported that the iconic actress was found lifeless on her bathtub with prescription pills on her hand.
This caused a social media frenzy but later the actress was found perfectly fine. She became a victim of a celebrity death hoax.
The actress continues to be one of the most iconic actresses to date. Betty White has no plans to retire anytime soon, Thank God!
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