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Fans Think They’ve Spotted GTA 6‘s First Returning Character And It Shows The Leap In Graphics From GTA 5

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Fans Think They’ve Spotted GTA 6‘s First Returning Character And It Shows The Leap In Graphics From GTA 5

Grand Theft Auto 6′s big 30-minute gameplay reveal yesterday, which is now live on YouTube after premiering on Netflix, featured a lot of content and new details about Rockstar’s upcoming game. One of these new details is GTA 6‘s first confirmed returning character from a prior GTA game. But odds are you don’t even remember this character, even if you did play GTA Online.

In the final minutes of the GTA 6 Extended Look trailer, we see Jason and Lucia take on jobs as bodyguards (and babysitters) for a rich young man and his friends. The woman who hires them is referred to as “Val” by Lucia when meeting up at the airport. Later, when the duo and Val arrive to greet the rich dude as he’s getting off his plane, he refers to Val as “Tina” and hugs her. This seems to indicate that this coordinator is named Valentina. And that’s the same name as a similar-looking woman with a similar voice in GTA Online who also acts as a coordinator for rich people.

As spotted by the GTA Wiki and others, it seems this is the same Valentina first seen in Grand Theft Auto Online’s Money Fronts update, which was added to the game in 2025.

Valentina is the first GTA Online character confirmed to return in GTA 6.#GTAVI pic.twitter.com/CbzzQAudDF

What evidence do we have to prove these are the same Valentina? In GTA Online and GTA 6, she is wearing fancy clothes, a golden necklace, and has moles in the same spot on her face.


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