Betty White's former Brentwood, California, home has been demolished. The late icon's home sold for above asking price, at land value, in June.
In the image, a remaining fireplace was the only thing left on the excavated lot. Many fans took to the comment section of the post, expressing their concerns on why White’s home was torn down.
"Why in the world would they tear it down?" one user wrote, adding a sad face emoji. "This is terrible! Why demolish such a beautiful icons [sic] home not even a full year after her passing?!" another added.White’s former Los Angeles residence was listed in April for $10.5 million. The home was listed as a tear-down, which gives the new owner's permission to demolish the property.
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