Suzanne Somers Talks to Larry King About Joyce Dewiit, Supporting Clint Eastwood, & Sexuality

Suzanne Somers -- actress, author and alternative medicine advocate -- joins Larry to talk about her new show, her reunion with Three's Company co-star Joyce DeWitt, and the mark she left on Hollywood.

Originally Aired: 10/09/2012

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[margaretl]

What an Icon! We will miss her. Whenever she would appear on TV I would always watch. RIP Suzanne.

[p.w.]

She’s improved the lives of others. She gave the gift of joy, love and helpful wisdom. Miss her!

[MrEricSevert]

She was always a like Joan Rivers, always came prepared for an interview, always had something worth saying in an interesting way.

[MsLinda]

here's an example of turning lemons into lemonade. Her life was full of injustice, tragedy, and she reinvented herself. She has so much wisdom that we have not really tapped into. I just can't believe she's gone.

[chuckclough]

Suzanne mentions here living to 110. I really wish she would have! She seemed like such a genuine spirit that loved and got it back tenfold. She will be missed by many.
My late father met her in (I think) the Bahamas in 1972, when she expressed her concern about what to do having a boyfriend on each coast. I will still think of that when I remember her, but she grew so much from that young woman.

[swannoir]

Thanks for posting. Suzanne really was a beautiful soul, a shining beacon. I miss both these two.

[fearless]

She was stunning right til the end of her life, amazing. ♥

[mrsbluesky]

I’m glad Suzanne never gave up on anything. She may have pressed her luck on 3s Co but it didn’t keep her down. Smart lady. RIP.

[sherrislife]

I admire her for not signing a new contract. She deserved to get paid the same as any man back then. Good for her to stand her ground. They were just mad because they couldn’t finish threes company and make more money. Shame on them for being mad at her all those years. She has a right to choose her path. She was a courageous woman with everything in her life. RIP Larry and Suzanne ❤️

[stephaniestanley]

This was a good woman. It moved me when they both talked about passing on

[louk]

A bright force of life died when Susan took her last breath....

[margaretl]

I miss Larry immensely. Like Suzanne said the best of the best!

[gabbygabbygirl]

Awww...I wish she made it to 110 like she said in this interview! xo

[doriemckay]

I miss her. been following since 80s. hope her books extend lives.

[victoryforever]

Suzanne Somers was naturally beautiful and I never heard of her or anyone saying she ever had a face lift. Even sick, she was beautiful.

[julieh]

A very wise woman. More than wise actually, she was also intelligent. She is a role model for women and I’m going to miss her. May she Rest in Eternal Peace.

[BenjiOrthopedic]

Thankfully she and Joyce reconciled 10 years or so before Suzanne died. She had a good life - not without its problems, but no life is ever perfect, and most have troughs amidst the peaks. Suzanne definitely has her permanent place in Hollywood!

[Juliana]

Very sad that she didn't make it to 110 yrs. like she said she wanted. I still watch Three's Company and enjoy it every bit as much as I did when I was a kid in the 70's.

[RobRoyRR]

I don't need to watch. The only problem that she had with Joyce is that Joyce would not stand with her for the unfair treatment that they received as woman. Suzanne knew her worth. Joyce just wanted to work. She was right most of us watched to see her. She loved Joyce and John as people. They did not make the rules. She will be missed but never forgotten. Rest Well.

[mrgordy]

Suzanne was a template for life. Well done.