Polly Holliday, known for her role as Flo in “Alice,” has died at age 88.
The actress was the last surviving star of the beloved CBS sitcom, which ran for 9 seasons from 1976 to 1985.
Holliday passed away at her home in New York on Tuesday, Sept. 9, following years of health issues, her agent Denise Aspland told The New York Times.
It’s believed her death is the result of pneumonia, according to People.
The Post has reached out to Aspland for comment.
The actress played Flo, the sassy character in “Alice” for four seasons alongside Linda Lavin (Alice), Vic Tayback (Mel), Beth Howland (Verna) and Philip McKeon (Tommy).
Holliday left the sitcom, based on a group of waitresses at a greasy-spoon diner in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1980, but Flo’s famous catchphrase “Kiss my grits” made her a breakout star.
She continued playing Flo in her own spinoff series the following year; however, it was short-lived, only lasting two seasons.
Holliday earned four Emmy nominations for the role.
The Alabama native’s other notable acting gigs included playing Mrs. Deagle in the 1984 flick “Gremlins” and Marva in the 1998 classic “The Parent Trap.”
She also had parts in “Mrs. Doubtfire,” “The Golden Girls,” and “Home Improvement,” among others.
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