Valerie Bertinelli

Her first marriage and divorce was to the late Eddie Van Halen, who passed away in 2020. Valerie married her second husband Tom Vitale in 2011. He filed for ...

She sounds like a woman going through her second divorce. Valerie Bertinelli spoke with Hoda Kotb Thursday on the Today show and, in very blunt terms, said she’s done with love, hoping to live happily ever after as a divorcee. So I have some trust issues that I’m sure I’m going to have to get past.” Well, with my six cats and my dog and my son, and hopefully one day grandchildren.” So, as I said, Valerie has been through it and she’s still going through it. She was asked if she still believes in love and if she’s still open to love and Valerie was like “f–k all of that.”

According to the star, she used to lose weight in a very unhealthy way. "I was starving myself and doing twice a day workouts," she revealed. "I didn't take ...

During an appearance on TODAY, Valerie Bertinelli opened up about her divorce and her weight. "I didn't take care of my head and my heart and I think it really starts with that." Aside from being an actor, Valerie Bertinelli is known for being incredibly open and honest with her fans.

Valerie Bertinelli knows she's carrying more weight than usual, but she'd rather focus on her mental health before trying to drop the pounds.

Actress Valerie Bertinelli does not want any male attention in the near future and that is why she is happy to have a few extra pounds on her these days, ...

The One Day At A Time actress explained the reason is because she, 'can't imagine ever trusting anyone again to let into my life. When Eddie remarried in 2019, Bertinelli was also a guest. Even during her interview on Today With Hoda and Jenna she was hyper aware of her form. 'I have some trust issues,' shared the brunette beauty as she teared up. And she is trying to not stress about it too much. I'm here to say that when we reach out to people we love, or strangers even, that we don't have to feel so alone in this world and go through it alone.' 'Divorce sucks,' she said. And she has a way of lifting herself out of dark moods: with gratitude. The star talked about the process of dealing with the loss when he passed away, and that, 'love,' was what helped her the most. 'I am gonna be more happy to be happily divorced and spend the rest of my life alone,' the 62-year-old stated. No more dudes pls: 'I am gonna be more happy to be happily divorced and spend the rest of my life alone,' the beauty stated 'Because I know I'm treating my body better.

Valerie Bertinelli says she hasn't gotten on a scale since she wrote her memoir "Enough Already."

'Enough Already' author and Food Network host 'Valerie's Home Cooking' Valerie Bertinelli opened up to the 'Today' show's Hoda Kotb about finding love again ...

"It makes me feel better to be able to get all of the mess out of my mouth and it doesn’t sit here.” Be the beautiful and inspiring you, that you are ❤️,” one person wrote. From the moment The One Day at a Time actress stepped back inside Studio 1A, she couldn’t help but become emotional speaking about her late ex-husband Eddie Van Halen and their son Wolfie. The legendary rock guitarist died from cancer in October 2020 at the age of 65.

Food Network host Valerie Bertinelli got real and raw yesterday as she discussed the relationship between body image and mental health.

“I do know that my mental health has improved immensely because I stopped looking at the scale every morning—and that’s the first big step for me,” she tells us. Improving her mental health also comes down to self-acceptance. I’m drinking less alcohol, I’m eating less sugar, I’m putting more vegetables in my body, but my body is doing this for a reason…because it needs protection.”

Valerie Bertinelli said she hasn't “gotten on a scale” since completing her book and that her weight is “protecting” her until she's “healthier internally, ...

Kotb interjected to celebrate Bertinelli’s wins, showing her lack of surprise at the book’s success, stating that it has done so well because of Bertinelli’s vulnerable, relatable character, saying “we all feel like we’re you.” “I haven’t gotten on a scale since I finished writing the book,” Bertinelli said during the interview. Valerie Bertinelli has long been open about how she internalizes her weight and the effects it has on her mental health.