RIP🙏🏿😢

BREAKING: Barbara Walters, who shattered the glass ceiling and became a dominant force in an industry once dominated by men, has died. She was 93. https://t.co/tydwREgTb2 pic.twitter.com/b4jOEHVYFE

— ABC News (@ABC) December 31, 2022

.@ABC NEWS SPECIAL REPORT: Barbara Walters, trailblazing TV icon, has died at 93.

We take a look back at her astonishing life and legacy. https://t.co/G4PmqDe611 pic.twitter.com/GPi46jYwTc

— ABC News (@ABC) December 31, 2022

Barbara Walters was the definition of brilliance. She was the masterclass at journalism. This woman was a trailblazer that busted barriers in the industry and shattered a glass ceiling for women to be anything they dream to be. I’m going to miss that voice.

— Jarvis (@artsyboy1985) December 31, 2022

The world of journalism has lost a pillar of professionalism, courage, and integrity. Barbara Walters was a trailblazer and a true pro. She outworked, out-thought, and out-hustled her competitors. She left the world the better for it. She will be deeply missed. RIP

— Dan Rather (@DanRather) December 31, 2022

I owe Barbara Walters more than I could ever repay. Rest well sister…mother…friend…colleague…mentor.

— Star Jones (@StarJonesEsq) December 31, 2022

Simplest and best tribute to exemplify the Barbara Walters legacy :

On her final show on The View, they just brought one female journalist after another to honour her. All ages, races, from NBC to FOX, to say thank you. She’s completely overwhelmed and touched. pic.twitter.com/923BqlU7CG

— Lucas Meyer (@meyer_lucas) December 31, 2022

Barbara Walters (1929-2022): pic.twitter.com/G1uwnM5fER

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) December 31, 2022

Oprah pays tribute to Barbara Walters: “Without Barbara Walters, there would be no me – nor any other woman you see on evening, morning and daily news.” pic.twitter.com/1mcimXje5B

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) December 31, 2022

In 1988, Oprah told Barbara Walters that she studied + copied her mannerisms for a TV audition. Barbara would look up/down, so Oprah looked up/down…but she didn’t know that Barbara was ~actually~ just looking at the notecards on her lap. Oprah got the job anyway.

An icon. RIP pic.twitter.com/RM9f73d8Vs

— Spencer Althouse (@SpencerAlthouse) December 31, 2022

Barbara Walters was an American institution. As the first female national news anchor, she opened the door to endless possibilities for so many girls who wanted to work in TV, myself included. Her impact cannot be overstated. I’ll miss you, Barbara. Thank you for everything. pic.twitter.com/HokDilM6Rj

— Lynda Carter (@RealLyndaCarter) December 31, 2022

Barbara Walters gave us so much during her life…this moment will always be one of my favorites. pic.twitter.com/qcy81MzCwM

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) December 31, 2022

I’ve never seen this clip before, but this exemplifies why Barbara Walters is considered a journalistic icon. For journalists, it isn’t about your question ✌🏾sounding✌🏾tough. It’s about getting the subject to expose something about themselves — good or bad. https://t.co/RcIZGtbcOC

— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) December 31, 2022

Pretty sure @BetteMidler remains the only one to have made her shed a tear on live TV. Now, we shed a tear but pay tribute to a legend. Rest in peace, Barbara Walters. pic.twitter.com/pi3ET88GiG

— Dennis Kauka Jr (@denniskjr) December 31, 2022

https://twitter.com/itswolfgangruth/status/1609019346998759428?s=19

If you’re GenX (or older) and you think of Barbara Walters, you probably also think of Gilda’s Baba Wawa. Reunited now. RIP pic.twitter.com/FxUDHMKdcG

— April is in DC (@ReignOfApril) December 31, 2022