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Valerie Bertinelli Married

Valerie Bertinelli Married - Valerie Bertinelli married Tom Vitale, her long-time beau, in a rather quaint ceremony on New Year's Day in Malibu. The Jenny Craig spokesperson, who has experienced a mercurial weight problem, is taking life "one day at a time".

Her fans came to know her in her breakout role as Barbara Cooper, alongside co-star McKenzie Phillips in One Day at a Time. The popular show ran from 1975 to 1984 before being canceled and relegated to syndication.

Not bad for a situation comedy that had stiff competition from peer shows like MASH and Mel's Diner on the limited networks at the time.

Valerie Bertinelli Married

Bertinelli briefly starred in Touched by an Angel, but she is known today for her role in Hot in Cleveland, and as the spokesperson for Jenny Craig.

Before Valerie Bertinelli, 50, was married to Tom Vitale, 49, a successful businessman, she struggled with maintaining a healthy weight. On her Jenny Craig blog, she says:

I used to HATE dressing for the holidays. I'd wear these big sweaters to hide my body with leggings and boots and I’d feel like a moose.

Now that Valerie Bertinelli has married Tom Vitale, the Jenny Craig spokesperson is content on keeping off the 40-plus pounds she has lost, and is looking forward to a life with her new family (a rather large one between the two).

Source: http://celebs.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474978864212

Valerie Bertinelli Married
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