- Betty White turns 92 on Friday
- She has worked in Hollywood since the 1940s
- Birthday wishes poured in from Twitter
(CNN) -- She really is our Golden Girl.
Friday marks Betty White's 92nd birthday and the actress continues to work and be beloved as "America's grandmother." The birthday wishes flowed in on Twitter, including from other celebs like Scandal star Josh Malina, Larry King and guitarist Slash.
The year Betty White was born, 1922, Reader's Digest was launched, as were the first public radio broadcasts in France and Britain. White has worked in show business since the 1940s, when she appeared on popular radio programs "Rin-Tin-Tin," and "The Great Gildersleeve."
Happy 92nd Birthday to my dear friend @BettyMWhite! http://t.co/S4DuQTaUhZ pic.twitter.com/c2l4MAlbKs
— Larry King (@kingsthings) January 17, 2014Happy Birthday to the great @BettyMWhite ! Help me celebrate her 92nd birthday by signing her @openme card http://t.co/qvgxzDLhUa iiii]; )'
— Slash (@Slash) January 17, 2014For her part, White was pretty quiet on this birthday, probably because she was so busy. And it doesn't look like she is slowing down anytime soon. In October 2013, Lifetime picked up her canceled NBC show "Betty White's Off Their Rockers."
Betty White, Benjamin Franklin, and I share a birthday today. Two different years, though.
— Joshua Malina (@JoshMalina) January 17, 2014For White -- who saw a career resurgence in the 2000s with guest starring roles on TV and a gig hosting "SNL" following a grass-roots campaign -- staying busy is probably the best birthday present ever.
"Retirement is not in my vocabulary," she's been quoted as saying. "They aren't going to get rid of me that way."
