Late comedian Betty White's personal items, including clothes, jewelry, awards, scripts, and memorabilia, will be auctioned off in September. Over 1,500 pieces from her California homes will be up for grabs. Before the live auction in Beverly Hills, the collection will be exhibited on the Queen Mary 2 during its transatlantic journey. The exhibition will then continue in Santiago, Chile, and Kildare, Ireland. The tour will conclude with the auction in Beverly Hills, starting on September 23. Among the items available for bidding are White's director's chair from The Golden Girls set and original scripts from the show.

 

Awards and accolades, such as her Screen Actors Guild Lifetime Achievement award and People's Choice Award, will also be part of the auction. White's belongings from her marriage to Allen Ludden, including wedding bands, will be up for bid as well. With the collection valued at $1-2 million, the auction is a unique opportunity for fans to own a piece of the legendary comedian's life. Betty White, considered a pioneer of early television, had a successful career spanning eight decades, winning multiple awards and starring in iconic shows like The Golden Girls and Hot In Cleveland.