Betty White’s Last Moments: Vicki Lawrence Reveals Her Touching Farewell

Beloved actress Betty White's final words were a heartfelt tribute to her late husband, as shared by her close friend Vicki Lawrence.

The passing of the “Golden Girls” star at 99 in her home on New Year's Eve marked the end of an era.

White's impending 100th birthday on January 17 had been a cause for celebration, with plans for a special People magazine cover story and a film dedicated to honoring her milestone.

In an exclusive revelation for Business Insider subscribers, Vicki Lawrence, known for her roles in “The Carol Burnett Show” and “Mama's Family,” reminisced about her friendship with White and their recent connection.

Lawrence expressed her sorrow at being unable to reach out to White in her final days, noting that the lack of response to her heartfelt letter was uncharacteristic of the actress, hinting at her declining health.

Recalling a conversation with fellow entertainer Carol Burnett, Lawrence emphasized the pain of witnessing loved ones depart.

She shared that according to Betty White's assistant, who was by her side during her passing, White's poignant last word was “Allen,” a touching reference to her late husband.

This detail encapsulated the enduring love between the couple, resonating with Lawrence and Burnett.

Allen Ludden, White's third and final spouse, held a special place in her heart.

Their marriage in 1963 endured until Ludden's untimely death from stomach cancer in 1981.

White, who never remarried, openly declared Ludden as her true love.

Lawrence fondly remarked on the lasting bond between them, symbolized by White's continued use of the car and ring gifted by Ludden, showcasing their enduring love story through the years.

As the entertainment world mourns the loss of a true icon, Betty White's legacy lives on through the memories and stories shared by those closest to her.

Vicki Lawrence's heartfelt disclosure sheds light on the private moments of a beloved star, offering a glimpse into the profound connections that defined White's remarkable life.