Valerie Bertinelli Fans Think Star Looks ’15 Years Younger’ in New Video

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What To Know

  • Valerie Bertinelli shared an Instagram video showing her slimmer figure.
  • Fans praised her appearance, with one saying she looked 15 years younger.
  • The former Food Network star previously said she lost weight without GLP-1 medications.

Food Network alum Valerie Bertinelli wowed fans on Tuesday (November 10) as she flaunted her slimmer figure amid her ongoing weight loss journey.

The 66-year-old actress and TV personality posted a video on Instagram, proudly showing off her trim physique and bare midriff before turning sideways to give fans another look. “Outfit of the day. Feelin’ good,” Bertinelli wrote in the post’s caption.

Fans filled the comments section with compliments about the former Kids Baking Championship host’s slimmer figure. “Look great. Lost tons of weight. Look 15 years younger,” one Instagram user wrote.

“I swear….. Valerie, you’re aging backwards! You are absolutely beautiful!” said another.

 

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“Looking amazing. Love those pants and sweater,” another added.

One fan wrote, “You look wonderful, Val. And happy!”

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Valerie Bertinelli attends the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 03, 2022; Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for The Recording Academy

“‘Girl, you look healthy and happy! SO PRETTY,” another said.

“Looking gorgeous Val,” wrote another.

“That sweater and jeans and the whole outfit is quite cute. So what are you now? Like 28 going on 29 years old?” added one commenter.

Bertinelli has been open about her weight-loss journey, telling People earlier this year that she achieved her slimmer figure without the aid of GLP-1 weight-loss medications, such as the trendy Ozempic. However, she noted that she doesn’t judge anyone who uses such medications.

“I think whatever anybody does to help themselves get to a better place to where they feel good about themselves, they should do it,” she told the outlet.

Bertinelli, whose weight has fluctuated over the years, said it took a mindset shift to make a lasting impact. “I’ve learned patience,” she explained. “Stop with the ‘lose ten pounds in a week.’ Why would you want to? If you want to start taking care of your emotions and your head and your heart, do that, and watch yourself release the weight.”




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