Status Updates From Betty Broderick: Telling on...

"In the end, I think I've had a wonderful life. I lived my dreams and I think regrets are a waste of time for people. You can't go back and change the past. There are no real-life time machines. No, this isn't the life I planned, obviously, but it's the life I have, so I will continue to embrace it go forward in love and peace. It's the best any of us can do and I'm going to try my best."

I can see how Betty feels remorseful for k*lling Linda because she was young, early 20-something year-old woman who could have been afforded some grace to learn to not have a humiliating affair with an insidious man who was a father and a husband...I'm also FULLY unsurprised that Larry (D*n's father) cut Linda and her family out of the will