Valerie Mikita, a remarkably gifted and accomplished individual, emerged into the world in the picturesque town of Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, yet it was in the culturally rich and vibrant city of Chicago, affectionately referred to by its residents as "Chi-Town", that she would spend the majority of her life blossoming into the exceptional person she is today.
Valerie's remarkable claim to fame can be attributed to her illustrious tenure as the captivating host, comedian, and correspondent on the widely popular television program "The Jenny Jones Show". For a span of five remarkable years, she left an indelible mark on the show's iconic "anything goes" segment, showcasing her exceptional charisma and wit as a masterful entertainer.
Valerie's professional journey took a significant turn as she relocated to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, setting the stage for a prosperous career in the entertainment industry. Her talent and dedication soon led to a plethora of opportunities, with Valerie landing prominent roles in various commercials, independent films, and notable television shows. Her impressive resume boasts a range of credits, including co-starring roles on popular programs such as "CSI", "Overhaulin", "Celebrity Sex Tales", and "Killer Confessions".
Valerie's impressive repertoire of acting credits boasts a diverse range of roles, with standout performances in the dramatic thriller "Graves End", where she shared the screen with renowned actors Eric Roberts and Steven Williams. Additionally, she delivered a memorable portrayal of a mental patient in an asylum in the psychological thriller "The Wayshower", alongside notable actors Jsu Garcia and Peter Stormare.
Valerie has just wrapped up production on the pilot episode of the forthcoming television series "Sweet Toxins", marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career.
