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Valerie Bertinelli is giving fans a wonderful gift in honor of Betty White’s 99th birthday!
The Warm in Cleveland actress shared a hilarious role of bloopers on Sunday with her costar White, which was also White’s milestone day.
“Betty bloopers are the best bloopers. 🤣 I LOVE YOU Betty White! Happy birthday my dear lady! ♥ ️,” Bertinelli wrote a caption of the message, which included nine minutes of footage from her time on the set with White and their cost shows.
In her own birthday post, White said, “Would you believe it ?! It’s my 99th birthday, which means I can stay up as late as I want without asking.”
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During the day, White also received several loving birthday messages from her famous friends.
“I still get hot when I see this look,” Mary Tyler Moore costs Ed Asner wrote in one extra sweet tribute along with a photo of the couple. “Happy 99 baby. You are proof that you have to live on your own terms. Send you a great big social kiss. I love you.”
Ellen DeGeneres too White sent a festive message. “Congratulations on your birthday, @BettyMWhite! You’re a miracle in every way,” the talk show host wrote on Twitter.
In a recent interview with PEOPLE, before her birthday, White shared tips on how she manages to always stay positive and find the bright side of life.
“I do not like the other side,” White says. “The positive side is much nicer.”
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With a career spanning eight decades, including roles in The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The golden girls, as well as numerous appearances in talk shows and games, White became an example of how to live well and live long.
“I’m blessed with good health,” she said, “so 99 is no different than becoming 98.”
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White also told PEOPLE that although her birthday will be inferior this year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, she is looking forward to “hanging out with friends and bringing food to my animal friends” once normal life resumes.
And as the beloved icon approaches the century, she shares the one thing that keeps her going: a sense of humor. ‘
“Do not take yourself too seriously,” she said. “You can lie to others – not that I would – but you can not lie to yourself.”