Betty A. Bridges, an actress renowned for her roles in 'Good Times,' 'ER,' and '2 Broke Girls,' passed away at the age of 83 on August 27 at her son Todd Bridges' home in Phoenix, where she had been in hospice care. Her death was confirmed by a family representative, although the cause remains undisclosed. Bridges enjoyed a prolific 40-year acting career, which included memorable roles in various television series and films, and she significantly contributed to the industry as an acting coach. Todd Bridges honored his mother with heartfelt tributes on social media, reflecting on her influence and legacy. In addition to her acting career, she co-founded the Kane Bridge Academy, helping to train many aspiring actors, particularly children from underprivileged backgrounds. Betty Bridges leaves behind her son Todd, two other children, an adopted son, and 12 grandchildren.