Valerie Bertinelli Seemingly Reacts To Matthew Perry's Makeout Confession In His Memoir

Valerie Bertinelli was "mortified" with the way she behaved when she was younger based on her recent TikTok post.

Perry shared his and Bertinelli's makeout session in his new memoir "Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing." The 62-year-old actress seemingly reacted Wednesday by sharing a video on TikTok set to Taylor Swift's "Anti-Hero."

In the clip, she waved at the camera and smiled as the song played, "It's me. Hi, I'm the problem."

In the caption, she wrote, "Anyone else misbehave[d] in their 20's and early 30's? Are you mortified?"

Several commented on her post, with many admitting they did the same but were lucky because cameras were not as rampant then.

"Not mortified, just glad nobody had cameras," one commented with laughing emojis. Another added, "So grateful didn't have cell phones then."

"I had the BEST time, and left no evidence behind!" a third person wrote with a zany face emoji.

"Of course! Gen X, so there's no proof of it! Oh, the days of hanging at Webster Hall in NYC," a different person shared.

"Yes, of course — that's why we are who we are. No Regrets," a fifth person commented.

Bertinelli's TikTok video came after reports of Perry's makeout confession involving her in his memoir surfaced. According to the "Friends" alum, he had a crush on Bertinelli when they filmed "Sydney" in 1990 while she was married to Eddie Van Halen, Page Six reported.

Perry claimed that at the time, the "Hot in Cleveland" star's marriage was "clearly troubled." He also admitted harboring "elaborate fantasies about her leaving Eddie Van Halen and living out the rest of her days."

So, when Van Halen "enjoyed the fruits of the vine a little too hard" and reportedly "passed out not 10 feet away," he and Bertinelli had "a long, elaborate make-out session."

In the book, Perry talked about his struggles from addiction to getting sober. However, he received intense backlash for wondering why Keanu Reeves "still walks among us" after losing two of his pals, River Phoenix (Reeves' longtime best friend) and Chris Farley.

Many wondered if Perry had a bitter hatred toward the "John Wick" actor. The "17 Again" star issued an apology and denied the speculations he hated Reeves.

"I'm actually a big fan of Keanu. I just chose a random name, my mistake. I apologize. I should have used my own name instead," Perry said in a statement to People.

"Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing" will hit shelves on Nov. 1.