McClanahan, however, said that wasn’t always the case, revealing that White never had any big problems with Arthur. “Betty was a big fan of Bea,” McClanahan told TV Guide in April 2009.

Not so golden. “Golden Girls” co-producer Marsha Posner Williams opened up about Betty White and Bea Arthur’s rumored feud during an event celebrating the hit sitcom’s 40th anniversary in ...

Fans of "The Golden Girls" know the show's zany characters often quibbled on screen for laughs, but it seems two of its stars — Bea Arthur and Betty White — had a tense relationship off screen ...

McClanahan, however, said that wasn’t always the case, revealing that White never had any big problems with Arthur. “Betty was a big fan of Bea,” McClanahan told TV Guide in April 2009.

Thank you Betty White and Bea Arthur for being a friend on “The Golden Girls,” even though those behind the show now say it was all an act.

Over the years, there has been a great deal of speculation about the off-screen relationships of the actors on The Golden Girls — specifically between Bea Arthur and Betty White. The show, which ...

White alluded to having issues with Arthur on set in a 2011 interview. “Bea had a reserve,” White claimed. “She was not that fond of me. She found me a pain in the neck sometimes.

Bea Arthur and Betty White were not friends — they just played them on TV. During a recent Golden Girls panel discussion at the Pride Live! Hollywood festival, several key figures who worked ...

While millions of fans have thanked Bea Arthur and Betty White - and the rest of their Golden Girls costars - for being their friend, the actresses weren't always close. "It was almost like Betty ...

The classic sitcom's producer revealed that late costars Betty White and Bea Arthur —who played onscreen besties Rose Nylund and Dorothy Zbornak, respectively—were far from friends in real life.