The actress walked around Beverly Hills with her dog after revealing negative experiences with Norman Lear and Betty White earlier this week

Sally Struthers is not as enamored with the late Betty White as everyone else. Struthers said White fat-shamed her during an encounter.

During a conversation on the podcast “Let’s Talk About That! With Larry Saperstein and Jacob Bellotti ,” actress Sally Struthers shared an experience she said she had years ago with White, who died in 2021 at the age of 99.

Struthers played Gloria on the blockbuster '70s sitcomSally Struthers, who played Gloria on All in the Family, opened up about her unpleasant memories of creator Norman LearStruthers said that Lear never invited her over for dinner and that he told her he only cast her because she had “blue eyes and a fat face”The actress also said she spent $40,

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.

Sally Struthers recently appeared on the Let’s Talk About That! With Larry Saperstein and Jacob Bellotti podcast, and she shared some surprising insights from her time working on All in the Family in the 1970s.

Sally Struthers shared a surprising story about the late Golden Girls star Betty White, recalling an incident that left her feeling embarrassed. She said White “fat-shamed” her during a gathering at White’s home when she reached for a cookie on a plate in front of her.

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

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.