No matter what happens in life, be good to people. Being good to people is a wonderful legacy to leave behind.

The quotation frames kindness as an ethical constant—something that should not depend on changing circumstances (“no matter what happens”). It also shifts the idea of “legacy” away from fame, wealth, or achievement and toward everyday moral conduct: how one treats other people becomes the enduring record of a life. The second sentence reinforces this by presenting goodness not as a tactic for reward but as a lasting inheritance one leaves in others’ memories and experiences. In a celebrity context, it implicitly resists the volatility of public opinion and success, suggesting that character and interpersonal decency outlast reputation cycles.