Valerie Bertinelli has already taken another shot at love, but could a third marriage be in her future?
The actress, who recently secured a new gig on "The Drew Barrymore Show" as a lifestyle expert, had an interesting response when the topic of re-marrying came up.
During a segment of the show called "Drew's News," Bertinelli spoke about a recent Hollywood engagement after previously stating she would never marry again, "The Big Bang Theory" actress Kaley Cuoco got engaged to Tom Pelphrey.
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Bertinelli and Barrymore, both of whom have had tumultuous histories in the love department, spoke about if they would ever take that leap of faith again.
"When you get a divorce, it's so shameful," Barrymore said, which deeply resonated with Bertinelli. "So you're like, I'll do anything to avoid that shame again."
"But if you're in love…Good for her," Bertinelli said of Cuoco. "If I've learned anything at this age, it's never say never."
However, Bertinelli did not explicitly say that that is her mindset for her own relationships, not committing to an answer when Barrymore asked if she would get married again herself.
"I've been married twice and that shame thing … that slapped me in the face," Bertinelli admitted. "Because I think during anybody's life, I think we're slowly from childhood building and adding shame into our soul. And I think the key to feeling beautiful and feeling like you're worthy and feeling like you are enough is to release a lot of that shame."
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"I think the key to feeling beautiful and feeling like you're worthy and feeling like you are enough is to release a lot of that shame."
Bertinelli was previously married to rocker Eddie Van Halen – the couple wed in 1981 and separated in 2001, with the divorce becoming official in 2007.
She married financial planner Tom Vitale in 2011. They separated in 2021, and a year later, they were officially divorced.
"Now, there is good shame. But there's also bad shame that will keep you in self-loathing. And that's what I'm working on right now," Bertinelli said.
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"Do what you wanna do. Do what feels good … As long as you're not hurting anybody, do what you want to do," she continued.
Bertinelli is currently dating writer Mike Goodnough, with whom she is in a long-distance relationship. Of their separation, Bertinelli recently told People magazine that it had "been challenging," with them both having busy schedules.
Bertinelli has previously stated that she and Goodnough would not go more than three weeks without seeing each other.