Last Thursday, Valerie Bertinelli filed for divorce from Tom Vitale, her spouse of ten years, alleging “irreconcilable differences.”
The actress and Food Network host opened up about the difficulties of going through a public breakup on her Instagram and TikTok accounts.
I’m simply having a rough day, she says in the video. But guess what? Sometimes we have unpleasant days, but once they pass, a good day follows. I am thus anticipating the nice day.
Patrick, the actress’ brother, helped Valerie and Tom connect in 2004. They were wed in Malibu in January 2011.
We look at Valerie’s career and wealth amidst the reports.
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Valerie has a $20 million net worth as of 2022, according to Celebrity Net Worth, which she accumulated from her acting career and other sources of income.
The 62-year-old presenter, chef, and author resides in a Los Angeles home she paid a staggering $2.25 million for in 2002.
The magnificent acre of land, five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a swimming pool are all included in the 5,200 square foot home.
The One Day at a Time alum’s residence features a sumptuous kitchen, a reading room, and stunning views of the neighbourhood.
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Barbara Cooper was Valerie’s first and most well-known acting role, which she played on the popular sitcom One Day at a Time. She was a guest star in 209 episodes between 1975 and 1984.
The actress went on to appear in additional TV shows like I’ll Take Manhattan, Sydney, and Cafe Americain. She also made several appearances in television movies.
Between 2010 through 2015, Valerie played Melanie Moretti opposite Betty White in the sitcom Hot in Cleveland.
She earned two Daytime Emmy Awards for her performance as a presenter on Valerie’s Home Cooking on the Food Network after the series came to an end.
Valerie also had an appearance on a number of other Food Network programmes, such as Food Network Star and Kids Baking Championship.
Valerie has a great career as an actress and presenter in addition to being a published author of multiple books.
She published Finding It: And Satisfying My Hunger for Life Without Opening the Fridge in 2009 after releasing her first book Losing It: And Gaining My Life Back One Pound at a Time in 2007.
Over the subsequent few years, Valerie released a number more cookbooks. Her most recent book, Enough Already: Learning to Love the Way I Am Today, was published in 2022.
