Sally Struthers, the renowned actress best known for her role in the TV show "All in the Family," has opened up about her experiences with fellow actresses Bea Arthur and Betty White. Struthers, who hosts the podcast "Let's Talk About That!," recently shared cherished memories of her interactions with Arthur during supermarket shopping trips, describing these times as some of her favorite moments. In contrast, she recounted a negative encounter with Betty White, highlighting a particular incident where White fat-shamed her for reaching for a cookie.
Struthers holds a deep appreciation for Bea Arthur, whom she describes as a friend and a significant influence in her life. She fondly remembers Arthur for her candidness and sense of humor. Reflecting on their time together, Struthers expressed admiration for Arthur's straightforward nature, saying, "I loved how filthy she was. She was a big deal. I loved her."
Conversely, Struthers's experience with Betty White was marked by tension. During one of their interactions, White commented on Struthers's dietary choice with the remark, "Oh, I wouldn't do that if I were you, dear. You don't need a cookie." This encounter left a lasting impression on Struthers, who described White as a "very passive-aggressive woman." The incident contributed to Struthers's strong opinion about White, whom she has called a "f
