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6 days ago
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Valerie Bertinelli Shares 'Awesome' Flashback Photo Posing With Her Legendary Late Ex-Husband's Guitar
celebrated #waybackwednesday on May 14 by posting on Instagram a vintage photo of her posing with her late ex-husband's iconic guitar while simultaneously promoting her son's latest release. In the photo, the former Food Network star is pictured a blue-print jacket over a shear black top with 's famed Frakenstein guitar placed provocatively between her legs. The photo is part of a carousel that includes video of , her son with Eddie, playing a guitar with the same iconic design. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 '#waybackwednesday late 1980's. I don't remember what magazine this photo shoot is from but its a fun shot and I still have that jacket 😝 (at some point I was also given a blowup guitar and put in a bathtub 🫣 I didn't know how to say no back then 😅),' Bertinelli wrote in the caption. Parade did a little detective work and determined the photo appeared in the October 1988 issue of US magazine and was shot by . A copy of the magazine is currently on sale on eBay for $26.99. 'For all the guitar nerds, this is obviously not the original Frankenstein. Wolfie is playing the original in the next slide. He uses it for the slapping part in the new @mammothwvh song, THE END, which is streaming everywhere 🔥🔥🔥,' Bertinelli added. 'Go to for info on tour, VIP access, and merch. (yes, I'm bold as brass and unapologetic when promoting my son because I am one proud Mama Wolf 🥰).'Fans of Bertinelli, Eddie and Wolfgang Van Halen shared their thoughts in the comments. 'What an awesome photo! That guitar is iconic and takes me back to HS when VH pics plastered my walls! 😅So happy for Wolf's success, I've had the pleasure of seeing them live on several occasions 🙌🏻🔥,' wrote one. 'Such a beautiful photo of you! And I looove that wolf used the OG for the new song,' added another.
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05-05-2025
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Valerie Bertinelli Is 'Savage and Relentless' as She Throws Punches in Son Wolfgang's New Music Video
Valerie Bertinelli shows off a different side in an action-packed new music video from her son's band. In Mammoth WVH's horror-themed video for 'The End,' Wolfgang Van Halen, 34, performs for a club filled with zombies and vampires — and his mom steps in to fight the menacing creatures. The celebrity chef, 65, opened up about how much she enjoyed the experience in an Instagram post on Saturday, May 3. 'A ridiculous amount of fun was had for two days,' she wrote, going on to compliment Robert Rodriguez, who directed the video. Related: Valerie Bertinelli Jokes That She 'Won't Be Joining' Son Wolfgang's Band as She Appears with Him Onstage in Funny Birthday Tribute 'His passion and joy for his craft is truly contagious,' Bertinelli continued. 'And thank you, Robert for the lesson on how to throw a punch on camera. 👊🏼 I can't believe after all these years I've never done that. So much f---ing fun!' The From Dusk Till Dawn director had plenty of praise for Bertinelli too. 'I've worked with some major action stars in my career, but no one has ever been as SAVAGE and RELENTLESS as MAMA WOLF Valerie Bertinelli in THE END!' he captioned a clip of the One Day at a Time star. 'Bone Crunching Goodness!' 'I've never thrown a punch on camera before 😳,' Bertinelli commented on Rodriguez's post, before calling him a 'genius' and a 'super nice guy.' Wolfgang, whose father is late Van Halen frontman Eddie Van Halen, shows off his guitar shredding skills in the video, which also features appearances from Slash, Danny Trejo, and Wolgfang's wife Andraia Van Halen. Related: Valerie Bertinelli Says the 'Light at the End of the Tunnel Is Finally Here' as She Turns 65: 'Went Through It All' Bertinelli was married to Eddie from 1981 until 2007. He died from cancer in October 2020. To mark Wolfgang's 34th birthday in March, Bertinelli shared a funny clip in which she joined him at band practice but was only trusted to press one note on a keyboard. "1, 2, 3 and..." he shouted, before his mom held down on the one note. "I love you," the cookbook author giggled, as her son said, "Love you, mom." Bertinelli captioned the post, "To the 🌙 and back, Wolfie 🤍 Happy Birthday 🥰 p.s. I will not be taking comments on how I had *one* job… to hit *one* key… and well… I won't be joining the band anytime soon 😝." Read the original article on People
