Harry Mazian, Valerie Bertinelli’s ex-boyfriend, shared for the first time about their separation via a poignant Instagram post. The pair, who dated for nearly a year before breaking up last summer, said their relationship was more complex, Goodnough reported.
In his piece, Goodnough claimed that he was the one to terminate the partnership. He recently opened up on his love for Bertinelli. As he put it, “I have never loved anyone whom I’ve chosen to be in relationship with, more than I loved Valerie. But he shared how emotionally difficult their separation was for him. She described it as “by far the most painful experience of my life.”
On this particular day, Goodnough felt compelled to vent on social media. This follows closely after he claimed that Bertinelli had been throwing him “backhanded swipes” on social media. He underlined that outside forces played the most significant role in their separation. He mentioned that in the end, these issues contributed to their challenges as a couple.
In looking back at what had gone right in their time together, despite the challenges they’d worked through. He commented on their deep thematic conversations and detail how they broadened his understanding of life’s tapestry. His remarks resonate with some of Bertinelli’s previous statements, in which she admitted that she was affected by her experiences with Goodnough. And she told me often how much she valued our hours-long conversations. They have introduced her to surprising and wonderful worlds she hadn’t imagined visiting.
Bertinelli opened up about how her time with Goodnough has changed her perspective. Now she’s learning to see the world with a new eye and more loving heart, thanks to their bond.
Goodnough’s post is the culmination of an incredible journey on the public relations circuit. He shared with us that they only stopped being in such close contact a few months ago. He told us that although they were just getting started, their first meeting in person in March celebrated the anniversary of the date they first met.
Goodnough’s very public admission, though, shows the complicated and contentious reality of their breakup. It exposes the emotional fallout of friendships shaped by individual agendas and societal expectations.
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