Family relations between Valerie Burtineli And her TV mother, Bony franklinWhat happened on the set of “a day at a time” increased the past.
During a recent appearance on “The Drew Barrymore Show”, Burtineli, who was just 15 years old, when she joined “One Day at a Time”, said Franklin, who died in 2013, who died at the age of 69, helped her to get assistance for the declining mental health during the shooting of 1975.
“I mean, I finally went to Bonnie until I turned 20 and said,” I am struggling, “Burtinley remembered. “And she could see that I was struggling, and she sent me to a psychiatrist. He sent me to a doctor.”
“Your mother sent you for treatment on TV mother and sent you?” Drew Barrymore asked. Burtinelly replied, “Yes.”
Burtineli’s anecdote was born with a big conversation about Ariana Grande, who recently called a studio and label Include therapy In their customers’ contracts.
“Ariana is absolutely spot-on,” said Burtinley. “I think people need that support, of course.”
“These are the people who have a living experience,” Berimore said, who have been famous even from the young age. “So I do not think that she will say these things for sensational or righteousness, she is telling them in advocacy to support people.”
From 1975 to 1984, “One Day at a Time”, which broadcast 209 episodes in nine sessions. Starring Franklin, Burtineli, Pat Herrington Junior and McCenzie Philips, the show followed the official logline, “A divorced mother, her family and her building superintendent in Indianapolis followed the misbehavior of her.
