Vanna White, born February 18, 1957, in Conway, South Carolina, is an American television personality best known for co-hosting the popular game show "Wheel of Fortune." She first appeared on the show in 1982, quickly becoming an iconic figure in American pop culture due to her engaging personality, elegance, and her distinctive role turning letters on the show's puzzle board. White's approachable charm and graceful presence contributed significantly to the show's enduring popularity and made her a beloved television icon.

Throughout her extensive career, Vanna White has become more than just a TV personality—she's a cultural symbol. Her impact extends beyond the television screen, as she has made numerous guest appearances in various movies and television shows, authored an autobiography titled "Vanna Speaks," and actively participated in charity events. White’s enduring appeal is marked by her consistent professionalism, style, and genuine warmth, solidifying her legacy as one of America's most recognizable and cherished television figures.