COMMENT: Do you think it is fair that the new owners demolished the home, since Betty White was aware, before her passing that it would happen - or should L.A. have stopped the destruction?
Betty White made a decision to care for animals after her death and her home meant more to her than anyone else so she chose to allow the land to bring in a legacy to care for the animals she loved so much, and that is respectable
What you don't know is Betty White and Allen Luddon had a "Mega Mansion" in the area of Santa Barbara which was over the top and quite pretentious that that also lived at and had mega parite during their time there. But... She and Allen loved their modest home in Brentwood. After Allen died she, Betty White decided to reside in her Brentwood home and sell the "Mega Mansion."
Her home was a comfortable family home, not the ice cold, no character museum like dwelling that so many wealthy people favor. Like everything else, too many people see no value in a house like this, and cannot wait to demolish it and put up another soulless, glitzy mega mansion. Sad.
Sounds judgmental. Some of us like a clean, simple, glossy, uncluttered facade. I just finished a home from ground up and it’s not decorated like a 60’s grandma pod. It’s the modern porcelain and refined museum with warm natural wood beams scattered around in ceilings and the library and gift-wrapping room.
Im so sick to death of all of these soulless, heartless people who come in and buy these gorgeous older homes, wipe them out and rebuild these utterly hideous "boxes". Most of them are overseas billionaires who never even live there.
If demolition was her wish, then it should be so. Perhaps she was a person who couldn't imagine others living in hers and Allen Ludden's home. Besides, it afforded the means to make one final legacy donation to the animal causes she so passionately supported. I would say she planned well. :)
If Betty White knew and approved of the future use, then what's the big deal? All was paid forward in her honor as she wished the most ~ taking care of her beloved animals, including the ones she knew she'd never meet! Beautiful woman, that Betty White!💖
I hate to say it, but the greed and status factors in this city have not only destroyed life here for a middle-class society but have destroyed (or should I say eliminated) the wonderful, unique charm and character, which were once so prevalent, peaceful, and precious to this city. The previous generations loved a variety of architectural styles (which this city once possessed in spades -- and believe it or not, not everyone had HDTV grey-granite kitchens), and didn't just "follow the pack" when it came to design choices (e.g., the current contemporary "farmhouse" fad/culture) when they had their homes constructed. Sorry to see residential streets becoming more cluttered with soulless, cold, pretentious, and fleeting -- poorly thought-out wastelands of ubiquitous boring "cheesy facades" for people with zero class!
It is a bummer that this house is gone, but since Betty White knew what would become of it after her death I guess it is well. She was always a forward thinking person and perhaps she felt her and Alan's work were their memorials. The money from the sale is going to causes dear to Betty's heart, and I was glad to learn that some parts of the house are being reused at other locations.
Betty didnt want her assets to fund a museum of her life, but rather help her favourite causes. With it not being a spectacular piece of archictecture, it truly would become a shabby, old house will bits of memoribilia. Like Elvis' home is no longer much of a draw, fans pass on. I think she made a wise choice.
A home is created by the people and the memories made there, once the people are gone it is just a house, a place. With my Mom's passing, the family home with all it's familiar surroundings had a cold, impersonal feeling to it. It now feels like just a house, even though there are decades of memories wrapped up in that house. The feeling of home, the peace and comfort of those surrounds is gone and now with furniture and belongings gradually disappearing it is more of a stranger to me. Cherish the life lived, the memories made, they will survive a life time where things and places are transient and temporary.
I think her and Allen made the decision to have it demolished when they were both gone to support things important to them. They knew the land was worth a lot and their memories in that home would forever be only theirs. While her adult home is gone, her childhood homes in Oak Park, IL and Los Angeles still stand.
Why is it that stars like Betty White, George Burns, Jimmy Stewart or Lucille Ball can live in relatively modest homes like this, but yet in more recent years these celebs think they have to have a mansion of 20 million 30 million 100 million dollars? Bunch bs...I have no respect or adulation for ppl like modern celebs. No class, arrogant and show offs...
In 1968 this would have been a luxury home. I believe Betty had another house in California on the water, but when she got older stayed primarily in this one. Today, lots of celebrities buy huge mansions as an investment.
I love the inside of Betty's home that is what I call someplace inviting that you can have family over on holidays and in the summer have friends over I do not see anything that says it's a old people's home all I seen a home that was warm and loving a place that you could be proud to live in . I applaud berry for her choice of style and grace. Rip Betty some people don't want to preserve history of anyone just do away with it and put something ugly there it breaks my heart to think of is happening to that wonderful home.
Perhaps selfishly I wish that the house was preserved It looked like the home was a wonderfully calming house even the decor seemed to be overall timeless. The house was beautiful and has so many great features it was Betty Whites home. I hate that like so many other of Brentwood and Hollywood great house have been lost to contemporary builders and business owners in the name of progress is a horrific shame, but the animals were Betty Whites 2nd greatest love and a lifetime of passion to care any animal she could Betty White would be overjoyed that her work is continuing after her passing. Again, I hate it was demolished iI I would have liked to see her home remain and someone to live it and enjoyed it as a private home
It sounds clear, according to this documentary, that Betty herself knew the house would be sold and that the proceeds would go to support the causes closest to her heart. It was her decision. To me, the home looks lovely and very personal. I don't think it was an example of any style or design that would have been worth keeping for posterity. It probably would have made someone a nice home after she passed, but I doubt that anyone would have wanted to make it into a museau because of it's architectual style or its providence because of it's famous owner. It has obviously been well documented for future generations and it's value was more in it's resale than keeping it as a single family dwelling. I see nothing wrong with this house being demolished to benefit Betty's causes. In a way, the house passed away with Betty and I think she wanted it that way.
This is truly sad, an iconic and historic residence of someone that everyone loved. 50 plus years of life love and memories wiped out, like it never happened, tragic and sad.
Older people who stay in homes over decades sometimes towards the end of their lives maybe don’t put the same level of upkeep as they normally had done. This is very common. The Playboy Mansion over the years according to visitors maintained a 1970’s look. I had a relative who died with his home in disrepair from not putting a lot of maintenance into the property. It’s happens often with senior citizens who lived in homes for decades.
The exterior of the house was gorgeous. The interior....not so much. Still with all the Betty White fans out there, I'm surprised they didn't try to save it from being demolished like Marilyn's home.
Betty’s heart was only open to one man her entire life. Allen Ludden. She never truly before, and never loved again after his death. In a way it’s really sad. She never had children, except the 4 legged kind, but she was fulfilled by so many. The fact she was just 2 weeks shy of her 100th Birthday is just one more testament to the AMAZING POWERHOUSE She was. Betty man be gone in the physical sense, but she will live forever in so many aspects. ❤U BW
Sad, she had a beautiful lovely home, unlike the mega million dollar box homes with 24 bathrooms these days! Unfortunately, Americans like to take a wrecking ball to too many homes/historic buildings/restaurants etc. unlike Europe that still has homes, buildings, restaurants, castles from hundreds and thousands of years ago! So support the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington DC if you can! Thanks for the great grand tour, much appreciated!
Wow that's to bad. When I was a courier for Disney Studios I remember back in 92 - 93, and then in 95 -96 I would deliver scripts to that yellow front door for the 2 sitcoms she was in, "The Golden Palace," and then "Maybe this Time" with Marie Osmond, in the wee hours of the morning and before she had that security fence in front of her house. I wonder if someone kept the yellow front door as a keepsake?
I think it is sad they tore such a lovely home down…. Cannot imagine what they are putting up! I’m 74 and have always loved watching anything Betty was in… truly a lovely lady.. thank you for a wonderful look at her home with Alan… truly a couple of Hollywood people who were down to earth and portrayed who they REALY were.. unlike the present Hollywood fakes…
Wow -- its hard but she is gone. Houses and possessions really are just things. It is good that she made arrangments for the money to go to those things she held dear to her - that sounds just like what she would do. I loved her as did so many. Thanks for all the beutiful memories and laughter you have left us with! RIP Betty.
Apparently it was stipulated in her will that the house was to be torn down upon the sale of the property. I believe she had seen it as her and Allen Ludden's home, and did not want anyone else living in it. Though her ocean front house that Allen had built for her as a gift in Carmel California in 1981 was sold 5 months after her passing. *Ludden passed before the beach house was completed.
Pretty sure, money from the sale of her home would far benefit the animal causes that were dear to her, and would exceed far more income from the sale....than the home being a 'museum', charging a fee for fans to walk through. I highly doubt the profit would exceed much to keep it operable for long. Its a shame to tear it down and perhaps not renovate inside, sure. Crazy to spend $10 million, clear it and build another $10++ million home on it.
I Loved Betty White Witt, iconic. Her Home yes tear it down and start new. Too much money there and the money left to help good causes, I believe she would have wanted it that way. The address will always be her, just a new Home. Betty will never be forgot. She was a true Star and her Husband was just as special.
Her home should have been saved. I don't care what the buyer wanted to do, it's Betty's home. She was an icon and if they saved Marilyn's house was saved and I'm sure Betty was just as loved.
That was not a house, it was a home. It was cozy and inviting, really don't like houses with "Velvet ropes" at every doorway with little signs saying, "Don't Touch." Again, that was a home. My favorite parts of the home are the Backyard/POOL and the fireplace.
Betty and Alan's charming loved, and treasured home was classic history. How could ANYONE destroy such history? Her decorating styles surpass all. These days 'actors' horrific 'homes' built these days should be demolished! Their attempt to out-do all other hidious houses, not homes, are a display of cold, disgusting horror! It's the same as destroying Avraham Lincoln's Something never built as it was. The fact She knew about this before passing must have put a knife in her back....and it's still turning. SHAME ON YOU ALL EVIL DESTROYRS. God Bless Betty & Alan. May you rest together in God's peace!
Yes it was a part of Hollywood history but Betty White was well known and loved and if that's what she wanted to happen out of respect for her that is what should have happened
Why would anyone want to demolish Betty White's house? She was a legend! But, yet the horror house Ceilo Drive is still standing! It makes no sense! It should be a memory house of Betty and the house that Allan lived with her! The memory of a Golden Girl!
Betty White was such an amazing actress and dearly missed by millions of fans like myself . She was also admired by many animals as much by many animal lovers . ❤ I loved the characters she potrayed , like Rose ( The Golden Girls ) , Sue Ann ( The MTM Show ) or Ellen , the oldest sister of Eunice - played by Carol Burnett . As many of one Betty White's fans , she'll be dearly missed . ❤✨️🐶🐵🐺🦊🦝🐱🦁🐯🐴🫎🦄🐮🐷🐗🐰🐻🙋♂️🙋👨🏫👩🏫🧑🍳👩🏭👨🏭🎭🎼🎵🎶🧒👧👩🦳🧑🦳👵👶💫⭐️🌟
Didn't she have a nephew she trusted to handle her affairs after her death? Sweet when she had him to trust. She loved her husband... Had good life she had fun..always.
O that was a bad idea 😅.Betty does not mess around. She will come back from the other side and rip you a new a.s loved her and what a funny actress when she got older. LAKE PLACID she was so dam funny in that movie I was in tears laughing. RIP betty
This video is misleading just like CNN ! I don't think demolition of the house is what she wanted at all. She simply wanted the $$$ from the eventual sale of the house to go to animal charities. 🐈 🐶 🐕 😊 RIP. Betty White
I’m sorry , but that looks like an old people’s home!! And despite her great success on tv etc, she wasn’t exactly a legendary icon, such as, say, Marilyn Monroe, who literally embodies everything that Hollywood was created for!! Plus Marilyn’s home is absolutely timeless with regard to the building and the decor!! Bette White’s house really does look absolutely hideous. Nearly two acres of Brentwood, just to house that monstrosity?? STOP it!! 🙄
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COMMENT: Do you think it is fair that the new owners demolished the home, since Betty White was aware, before her passing that it would happen - or should L.A. have stopped the destruction?
It's a perfectly good home. Just get rid of the yellow 😮.
Betty wanted it destroyed after he death. Parts of the house went up for auction. The yellow door was sold at auction
Alot of things from the home was sold at auction, it raised far more than they anticipated.
According to The Wall Street Journal, items from Betty White’s personal collection were sold at an estate sale, fetching an impressive $4 million.
@@terryprideaux The door was valued around 2-3k It sold for 10k
Betty White made a decision to care for animals after her death and her home meant more to her than anyone else so she chose to allow the land to bring in a legacy to care for the animals she loved so much, and that is respectable
I like that she lived in a sensible sized house, not a ridiculous mega-mansion.
What you don't know is Betty White and Allen Luddon had a "Mega Mansion" in the area of Santa Barbara which was over the top and quite pretentious that that also lived at and had mega parite during their time there. But... She and Allen loved their modest home in Brentwood. After Allen died she, Betty White decided to reside in her Brentwood home and sell the "Mega Mansion."
Same here .
Her home was a comfortable family home, not the ice cold, no character museum like dwelling that so many wealthy people favor.
Like everything else, too many people see no value in a house like this, and cannot wait to demolish it and put up another soulless, glitzy mega mansion. Sad.
I totally agree 🥰😇💫🌈
Sounds judgmental. Some of us like a clean, simple, glossy, uncluttered facade. I just finished a home from ground up and it’s not decorated like a 60’s grandma pod. It’s the modern porcelain and refined museum with warm natural wood beams scattered around in ceilings and the library and gift-wrapping room.
@@joshua9073Exactly! People have a right to live how they choose.
Im so sick to death of all of these soulless, heartless people who come in and buy these gorgeous older homes, wipe them out and rebuild these utterly hideous "boxes". Most of them are overseas billionaires who never even live there.
If demolition was her wish, then it should be so. Perhaps she was a person who couldn't imagine others living in hers and Allen Ludden's home. Besides, it afforded the means to make one final legacy donation to the animal causes she so passionately supported. I would say she planned well. :)
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❤❤❤agreed....such a gentle loving soul❤❤
That’s what she wanted. They did what she asked, she was a private person who probably didn’t want her home turned into a museum
If Betty White knew and approved of the future use, then what's the big deal? All was paid forward in her honor as she wished the most ~ taking care of her beloved animals, including the ones she knew she'd never meet! Beautiful woman, that Betty White!💖
The funniest thing about the Golden Girls is that White played the dumbest character on the show but in real life she was very smart.
She was a progressive independent woman even smarter than you know!
I hate to say it, but the greed and status factors in this city have not only destroyed life here for a middle-class society but have destroyed (or should I say eliminated) the wonderful, unique charm and character, which were once so prevalent, peaceful, and precious to this city. The previous generations loved a variety of architectural styles (which this city once possessed in spades -- and believe it or not, not everyone had HDTV grey-granite kitchens), and didn't just "follow the pack" when it came to design choices (e.g., the current contemporary "farmhouse" fad/culture) when they had their homes constructed. Sorry to see residential streets becoming more cluttered with soulless, cold, pretentious, and fleeting -- poorly thought-out wastelands of ubiquitous boring "cheesy facades" for people with zero class!
They did that on purpose. Evil is in control.
It is a bummer that this house is gone, but since Betty White knew what would become of it after her death I guess it is well. She was always a forward thinking person and perhaps she felt her and Alan's work were their memorials. The money from the sale is going to causes dear to Betty's heart, and I was glad to learn that some parts of the house are being reused at other locations.
Very nice, yes she was a good human.
It was what she wanted. Nobody has any right to override her wishes.
Betty didnt want her assets to fund a museum of her life, but rather help her favourite causes. With it not being a spectacular piece of archictecture, it truly would become a shabby, old house will bits of memoribilia. Like Elvis' home is no longer much of a draw, fans pass on. I think she made a wise choice.
A home is created by the people and the memories made there, once the people are gone it is just a house, a place. With my Mom's passing, the family home with all it's familiar surroundings had a cold, impersonal feeling to it. It now feels like just a house, even though there are decades of memories wrapped up in that house. The feeling of home, the peace and comfort of those surrounds is gone and now with furniture and belongings gradually disappearing it is more of a stranger to me. Cherish the life lived, the memories made, they will survive a life time where things and places are transient and temporary.
The beach house she shared with Allen, still stands.
I think her and Allen made the decision to have it demolished when they were both gone to support things important to them. They knew the land was worth a lot and their memories in that home would forever be only theirs.
While her adult home is gone, her childhood homes in Oak Park, IL and Los Angeles still stand.
According to the listing, the property was sold for "land value," meaning it was always set to be torn down once bought.
They probably just built one of those boring glass boxes 🙄🙄
Why is it that stars like Betty White, George Burns, Jimmy Stewart or Lucille Ball can live in relatively modest homes like this, but yet in more recent years these celebs think they have to have a mansion of 20 million 30 million 100 million dollars? Bunch bs...I have no respect or adulation for ppl like modern celebs. No class, arrogant and show offs...
In 1968 this would have been a luxury home. I believe Betty had another house in California on the water, but when she got older stayed primarily in this one. Today, lots of celebrities buy huge mansions as an investment.
Egos
I love the inside of Betty's home that is what I call someplace inviting that you can have family over on holidays and in the summer have friends over I do not see anything that says it's a old people's home all I seen a home that was warm and loving a place that you could be proud to live in . I applaud berry for her choice of style and grace. Rip Betty some people don't want to preserve history of anyone just do away with it and put something ugly there it breaks my heart to think of is happening to that wonderful home.
It’s not too fancy, it’s comfortable. My kind of home. So sad it’s going to be torn down. Leave history alone.
Perhaps selfishly I wish that the house was preserved It looked like the home was a wonderfully calming house even the decor seemed to be overall timeless. The house was beautiful and has so many great features it was Betty Whites home.
I hate that like so many other of Brentwood and Hollywood great house have been lost to contemporary builders and business owners in the name of progress is a horrific shame, but the animals were Betty Whites 2nd greatest love and a lifetime of passion to care any animal she could Betty White would be overjoyed that her work is continuing after her passing. Again, I hate it was demolished iI
I would have liked to see her home remain and someone to live it and enjoyed it as a private home
It sounds clear, according to this documentary, that Betty herself knew the house would be sold and that the proceeds would go to support the causes closest to her heart. It was her decision. To me, the home looks lovely and very personal. I don't think it was an example of any style or design that would have been worth keeping for posterity. It probably would have made someone a nice home after she passed, but I doubt that anyone would have wanted to make it into a museau because of it's architectual style or its providence because of it's famous owner. It has obviously been well documented for future generations and it's value was more in it's resale than keeping it as a single family dwelling. I see nothing wrong with this house being demolished to benefit Betty's causes. In a way, the house passed away with Betty and I think she wanted it that way.
Looks like a home Rose Nyland would live in.
This is truly sad, an iconic and historic residence of someone that everyone loved. 50 plus years of life love and memories wiped out, like it never happened, tragic and sad.
Older people who stay in homes over decades sometimes towards the end of their lives maybe don’t put the same level of upkeep as they normally had done. This is very common. The Playboy Mansion over the years according to visitors maintained a 1970’s look. I had a relative who died with his home in disrepair from not putting a lot of maintenance into the property. It’s happens often with senior citizens who lived in homes for decades.
Yea I see that alot too...my neighborhood
Usually because they do not have the funds to do so. Of course with this home, That is not the case.
The exterior of the house was gorgeous. The interior....not so much. Still with all the Betty White fans out there, I'm surprised they didn't try to save it from being demolished like Marilyn's home.
Betty’s heart was only open to one man her entire life. Allen Ludden. She never truly before, and never loved again after his death. In a way it’s really sad. She never had children, except the 4 legged kind, but she was fulfilled by so many. The fact she was just 2 weeks shy of her 100th Birthday is just one more testament to the AMAZING POWERHOUSE She was. Betty man be gone in the physical sense, but she will live forever in so many aspects. ❤U BW
Sad, she had a beautiful lovely home, unlike the mega million dollar box homes with 24 bathrooms these days! Unfortunately, Americans like to take a wrecking ball to too many homes/historic buildings/restaurants etc. unlike Europe that still has homes, buildings, restaurants, castles from hundreds and thousands of years ago! So support the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington DC if you can! Thanks for the great grand tour, much appreciated!
Wow that's to bad. When I was a courier for Disney Studios I remember back in 92 - 93, and then in 95 -96
I would deliver scripts to that yellow front door for the 2 sitcoms she was in,
"The Golden Palace," and then "Maybe this Time" with Marie Osmond, in the wee hours of the morning and before she had that security fence in front of her house. I wonder if someone kept the yellow front door as a keepsake?
I think it is sad they tore such a lovely home down…. Cannot imagine what they are putting up! I’m 74 and have always loved watching anything Betty was in… truly a lovely lady.. thank you for a wonderful look at her home with Alan… truly a couple of Hollywood people who were down to earth and portrayed who they REALY were.. unlike the present Hollywood fakes…
How does this narrator know so much about Betty’s inner workings?
It pains me to see such a beautiful home destroyed, but if that was Betty's wish for the greater good, then I can respect that.
Such a wonderful person.
I think it should have been saved. Soon there will be no memories of old Hollywood.
Just imagine the hideous glass box that will replace it.
Wow -- its hard but she is gone. Houses and possessions really are just things. It is good that she made arrangments for the money to go to those things she held dear to her - that sounds just like what she would do. I loved her as did so many. Thanks for all the beutiful memories and laughter you have left us with! RIP Betty.
I’d heard about this. So very very sad. No idea why anyone could buy this just to destroy it. The same as Marilyn Monroe’s place.
Beautiful piece of history. Yes, I wish they preserved it and made it open to the public.
Apparently it was stipulated in her will that the house was to be torn down upon the sale of the property.
I believe she had seen it as her and Allen Ludden's home, and did not want anyone else living in it.
Though her ocean front house that Allen had built for her as a gift in Carmel California in 1981 was sold 5 months after her passing.
*Ludden passed before the beach house was completed.
5:40 Bob Crane / Colonel Hogan also in the next frame! He was a morning radio host around this timeframe.
Her wishes must be honored. I get it. Sure it's kind of sad but I get it.
OK, her decision. And what did they build on the land?
Pretty sure, money from the sale of her home would far benefit the animal causes that were dear to her, and would exceed far more income from the sale....than the home being a 'museum', charging a fee for fans to walk through.
I highly doubt the profit would exceed much to keep it operable for long.
Its a shame to tear it down and perhaps not renovate inside, sure.
Crazy to spend $10 million, clear it and build another $10++ million home on it.
I think it should have been saved!
The new owners are disgusting, Betty White was a legend and there fore they should of had more respect and kept it.
I Loved Betty White Witt, iconic. Her Home yes tear it down and start new. Too much money there and the money left to help good causes, I believe she would have wanted it that way. The address will always be her, just a new Home. Betty will never be forgot. She was a true Star and her Husband was just as special.
Let's see...how many luxury condominiums can we shoe-horn into this property....?
Her home should have been saved. I don't care what the buyer wanted to do, it's Betty's home. She was an icon and if they saved Marilyn's house was saved and I'm sure Betty was just as loved.
It should have been disassembled and put together somewhere else.
It is so sad that her home was demolished!
That was not a house, it was a home. It was cozy and inviting, really don't like houses with "Velvet ropes" at every doorway with little signs saying, "Don't Touch." Again, that was a home. My favorite parts of the home are the Backyard/POOL and the fireplace.
Betty and Alan's charming loved, and treasured home was classic history. How could ANYONE destroy such history? Her decorating styles surpass all. These days 'actors' horrific 'homes' built these days should be demolished! Their attempt to out-do all other hidious houses, not homes, are a display of cold, disgusting horror! It's the same as destroying Avraham Lincoln's Something never built as it was. The fact She knew about this before passing must have put a knife in her back....and it's still turning. SHAME ON YOU ALL EVIL DESTROYRS. God Bless Betty & Alan. May you rest together in God's peace!
I respect her wishes. The demolition ensures her and Allens privacy.
That is truly sad! Wish we could live forever and immortal.
There comes a time when it comes to making a difficulf decision . If Betty White decided to have the house demolished , so be it .
Objects come and go... it's part of life. We can't keep homes and buildings up forever. Nobody steps up.. it's time to go.
Same as people come and go . We can't hold on to people forever.
Betty White had a beautiful home
Yes it was a part of Hollywood history but Betty White was well known and loved and if that's what she wanted to happen out of respect for her that is what should have happened
Why would anyone want to demolish Betty White's house? She was a legend! But, yet the horror house Ceilo Drive is still standing! It makes no sense! It should be a memory house of Betty and the house that Allan lived with her! The memory of a Golden Girl!
Too bad she couldn't have turned it into a museuem or someone could have bought it for that reason .
One picture is the house they used in the golden girls as a front
Owner should of been stopped on the demolition of the home…
Betty White was such an amazing actress and dearly missed by millions of fans like myself . She was also admired by many animals as much by many animal lovers . ❤ I loved the characters she potrayed , like Rose ( The Golden Girls ) , Sue Ann ( The MTM Show ) or Ellen , the oldest sister of Eunice - played by Carol Burnett . As many of one Betty White's fans , she'll be dearly missed . ❤✨️🐶🐵🐺🦊🦝🐱🦁🐯🐴🫎🦄🐮🐷🐗🐰🐻🙋♂️🙋👨🏫👩🏫🧑🍳👩🏭👨🏭🎭🎼🎵🎶🧒👧👩🦳🧑🦳👵👶💫⭐️🌟
It was a beautiful lived in home! I would have been happy with it as is...
Why are people demolishing beautiful homes. Go demolish elsewhere!
@2:22 "the kitchen's classic WHITE cabinetry" while the camera pans across a room full of yellow/gold kitchen cabinets.
The video is not very clear on this but it seems as though it may have been her plan to have the home demolished upon her death.
3000sq.ft. is NOT a mansion. It's average at best.
That house should have saved, and those big Developer have no heart for historical properties. All they care about is money coming out of their ass.
Alot of Betty money went to the animal that need care and the money from the house been sold rip Betty from Australia 😢😢
It wasn't historic. I prefer it still be there, but life goes on.
Historical wasn't mentioned in this video ? 😢
It was her house to do what she wanted so why are you worring about it.
Didn't she have a nephew she trusted to handle her affairs after her death? Sweet when she had him to trust. She loved her husband... Had good life she had fun..always.
They should have saved her house😊
who didn't love her...
O that was a bad idea 😅.Betty does not mess around. She will come back from the other side and rip you a new a.s loved her and what a funny actress when she got older. LAKE PLACID she was so dam funny in that movie I was in tears laughing. RIP betty
Ten Mill is all it was worth!
Who cares...just another human y one should get more praise than another😮
Plush sofas and fire places do not make this house a mansion ! To me it is a very plain house, nothing about it makes it a mansion .
There is no strict definition of a mansion.
She sure loves yellow
It is just a house, outdated to boot
Absolutely Disgraceful !!!
Beautiful soul.💜uk
Much 😍❤️❤️
Looks out dated
Part of the cabal unfortunately
It stinks it was demolished.
This video is misleading just like CNN !
I don't think demolition of the house is what she wanted at all.
She simply wanted the $$$ from the eventual sale of the house to go to animal charities. 🐈 🐶 🐕 😊
RIP. Betty White
Nice house. Looks good.
Oh wait, its in California?
It sucks ass
😂
Thets stinks!!!!!
Affordable housing???
I’m sorry , but that looks like an old people’s home!! And despite her great success on tv etc, she wasn’t exactly a legendary icon, such as, say, Marilyn Monroe, who literally embodies everything that Hollywood was created for!! Plus Marilyn’s home is absolutely timeless with regard to the building and the decor!! Bette White’s house really does look absolutely hideous. Nearly two acres of Brentwood, just to house that monstrosity?? STOP it!! 🙄
NOW HER HOME IS A MUCH MUCH HOTTER PLACE OR DONT YOU KNOW HER STANCE ON GOD WHILE SHE WAS ALIVE? WELL SHE BELIEVES NOW,.
Geez what's your problem...why so bitter. Are you off your meds?
I know I heard her say that animal's are God's creatures too. So, I would say in her way she did believe in God.
… typing in ALL CAPS makes you look extra cray-cray.