Was Betty White Living With Anyone When She Passed

Home isn’t always where the
heart is. Betty White spent her final years in a home she didn’t really want to
live in, The Post can report. 

White, who passed away on
Friday morning, lived in a five-bedroom, six-bathroom Brentwood home,
located in West Los Angeles. 

But if the trailblazing actress had
it her way, she would have remained at her longtime marital home in Carmel,
which she first built with her late husband, Allen Ludden, when they bought the
land in 1978. 

“She never wanted to leave her
home in Carmel, but was forced to for at-home care,” a source told The
Post. “Los Angeles was more accessible.”  

“If she had it her way, Betty
would’ve lived and died in that home [in Carmel]. It’s the home she shared with
her husband, it’s where she felt more comfortable.” 

Ludden, her third and final
husband, passed away from stomach cancer back in 1981. 

Mike Lopez of the Los Angeles
Police Department told The Post, “Foul play was not suspected,” but that
officers responded to a radio call Friday at about 9:30 a.m. concerning “a
natural death investigation” at the Los Angeles home of the 99-year-old titan
of sitcoms.

White was just weeks
away from celebrating her 100th birthday on Jan. 17.