The Emmy winner opened up about how her “mom on TV” helped her navigate the pressures of growing up in the public eye.

Valerie Bertinelli says her 'One Day at a Time' mom Bonnie Franklin 'sent me to a therapist' while shooting the 1975 sitcom.

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The celebrity chef recalled a conversation about mental health with costar Bonnie Franklin during an appearance on ‘The Drew ...

On April 10, Bertinelli, now 64, posted the 1979 photo to Instagram. The actress, who played good girl Barbara Cooper on the ...

The familial relationship between Valerie Bertinelli and her TV mom, Bonnie Franklin, extended past what happened on the set of “One Day at a Time.” During a recent appearance on “The Drew ...

“I mean, I finally went to Bonnie by the time I turned 20 ... she sent me to a therapist — my mom on TV,” she added. On One Day at a Time, Franklin played the role of Ann Romano, a ...

“One Day at a Time,” which ran from 1975 to 1984, aired 209 episodes across nine seasons. Starring Franklin, Bertinelli, Pat Harrington Jr. and Mackenzie Phillips, the show followed the ...

However, leading her life in the spotlight wasn’t easy, and the two-time Golden Globe winner revealed she leaned on her “mom on TV,” the late Bonnie Franklin, for guidance. More from The Hollywood ...