Sally Struthers made some shocking allegations about the late Betty White after calling her a “very passive-aggressive woman.” Struthers appeared on the Jan. 13 episode of the “Let’s Talk About That!” podcast with Larry Saperstein and Jacob Bellotti and took aim at the legendary “The Golden Girls” star.

I know everybody loves her. They loved her so much. … I know all that,” Struthers said. “I didn’t have such a great experience with her.”

The “Gilmore Girls” star called White a “very passive-aggressive woman.” She recalled the alleged fat-shaming occurred at White’s “beautiful” LA home when the pair met up to work on a pilot for a new game show. Struthers said that White told her housekeeper to bring the group something to eat.

Betty White was beloved by countless fans for decades—but actress Sally Struthers recently shared a less-than-glowing review of the late celeb. On the Jan. 13 episode of Let's Talk About That! With Larry Saperstein and Jacob Bellotti, Struthers opened up about an embarrassing interaction with the Golden Girls star.

Calling the Golden Girls star a “very passive-aggressive woman,” Struthers went on to recount an incident in which she was “fat-shamed” by White. She and other creatives were at White’s house working on developing a new game show when the star asked her housekeeper to bring the group some refreshments.

The Gilmore Girls alum called White a “very passive-aggressive woman” and recalled an awkward encounter at White’s home decades earlier. Struthers explained that she once went to fellow sitcom star White’s home in Los Angeles to work on a pilot for a new game show. While there, White asked her housekeeper to bring the group a snack.

Struthers said that she never had the best relationship with Lear and noted that the other stars of All in the Family would get invited to Lear’s home for parties, but she never

Not a loving family. Sally Struthers wanted to quit “All in the Family” — and blames its creator, the late Norman Lear. The actress, 77, opened up about being on the sitcom from 1971 to 1979 and working with the showrunner,

Sally Struthers is airing out all the (alleged) dirty laundry about deceased former colleagues Betty White and “All in the Family” creator Norman Lear, including that she was “totally fat-shamed” by the former.

Sally Struthers has nothing to hide about her time on All in the Family. The actress, who played Gloria Stivic on the 1970s TV series, opened up about her treatment on the set and how she tried to leave after the show on the Monday,