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IT’S NEVER TOO LATE: A MEMOIR

An inspiring personal portrait of triumph and the business of Hollywood. A reminder that we can leave the past behind, and star a new because as long as you’re breathing…It’s Never Too Late.

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Internationally beloved artist whose career spans over 5 decades, Marla was a staple in our homes as the witty, wisecracking maid Florence for 11 seasons on the CBS hit comedy, The Jeffersons, and as the loving matriarch Mary for 5 seasons on the NBC hit series, 227.

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Marla Gibbs is ready to shine on the page, as well as the screen.

PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the cover of the acclaimed actress’ forthcoming memoir It’s Never Too Late, out in early 2026 from Amistad, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.

For years, Gibbs, 94, has been a beloved television staple. The Emmy nominee and NAACP Image Award winner is best-known for roles like the family maid Florence Johnston on hit sitcom The Jeffersons, as well as matriarch Mary Jenkins on 227, for which she also sang the theme song and produced.

People Magazine

“Jeffersons” star Marla Gibbs gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Five-time Emmy-nominated actress Marla Gibbs, best known for portraying sassy maid Florence Johnston on “The Jeffersons,” received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Thank you to all of you who have been fans of “The Jeffersons” and “227,”. “We love you, and it’s because you watched us we were able to excel and I’m able to be here today. Thank you.”

The Daily News

Marla Gibbs is Legendary!

Marla is one of the world’s most beloved and talented actresses known around the world

New York Daily News

90 going on 30

“You have to understand that we’re spiritual beings as well as physical,” she explained. “And as spiritual beings, we have no time, we have no age, so I choose to vibrate on 30.”

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