Val Toriello

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Valerie Toriello
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First appearance Pilot
Last appearance The Finalé
Information
Age Unreleaved
Occupation Waitress
Shop assistant
Family Mr. Toriello
Mrs. Toriello
Children Mai Ling (adopted)
Portrayed by Rachel Chagall
Created by Fran Drescher

Valerie "Val" Toriello was a fictional character in the television situation comedy, The Nanny. She was played by actress Rachel Chagall.

Val is the best friend of Fran Fine ever since High School, in Flushing, Queens, New York. When the show began, Val was also working at the same bridal shop as Fran was, and was there when Fran was both fired from her job and dumped by her ex-boyfriend, Danny Imperiali, in favor of Fran's arch-rival, Heather Biblow.

Sometimes Val comes across as not very bright, some would say outright dimwitted, and it alternately annoys and worries, Fran. Val, like Fran's mother and Grandmother, are shocked, and ultimately pleased that she lands a job as a nanny so soon after she was fired from the Bridal Shop.

Unlike Fran, who has her eye set on her boss, Maxwell Sheffield, she often dates, and has some success. At one point in time, she, Fran and Fran's sometime nemesis, C.C. Babcock bonded and swore off men for a while.

Apparently Val and Fran had been close for many years. In fact, Val was one of the bridesmaids at Fran's wedding to Maxwell.


The Nanny
Main characters: Fran Fine | Maxwell Sheffield | Niles | C.C. Babcock | Maggie Sheffield | Brighton Sheffield | Grace Sheffield
Recurring characters: Sylvia Fine | Yetta Rosenberg | Val Toriello
Episodes: List of The Nanny episodes
Related: Dadı
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