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Valerie Bertinelli was convinced she was done with love after her second marriage ended, but the new man in her life has changed her outlook dramatically. The actor and former Food Network star, 63, told People in an interview published April 1 that she's 'in love' with a new man whose identity she has not shared publicly. 'It’s a seesaw of emotions because I was adamant I was never falling in love again,' she said.
“It’s unlike any relationship that I’ve ever experienced with a man. I don’t want to say too much, but I feel incredibly blessed and lucky to have met him, because I wasn’t expecting it!” Bertinelli said she was perfectly comfortable with the idea she would remain alone for the rest of her life. “He was not on my radar. So this came out of left field, and I’m grateful it did. He’s very special,” she said.
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