The Sit-Down: Suzanne Somers

The former star of Three's Company talks with CBS Local's DJ Sixsmith about her book "A New Way To Age," sex in her 70's, and what she learned from being fired from the John Ritter led show.

#Interview

[NARCDELUSION]

Wow, she's impressive. Great vitality and intelligent. RIP

[isculr]

A strong courageous woman, you will be so greatly missed, RIP.

[picturegracecolb]

You are a beautiful soul Suzanne, gone too soon, love you and much prayer for your family! Rest in Peace! Oct. 16, 2023

[TanyaBrLee]

Every time I listen to her, I learn something new. Isn't this amazing?

[rogojo]

She’s worked very hard to get where she’s at. I don’t care if she’s a self made millionaire, she did it on her own, and earned every penny. 💪🏼

[mommom]

Thank you thank you for finally letting her speak her wisdom !!! All shows shut her down. We all need this wisdom! Love her

[sanfordweissbuch]

Such a great and intelligent person.

A Force of Nature has passed 😢 …

She enriched the World with her indomitable spirit, love of life and endless desire to help, to enlighten, to educate people in order to live healthier, happier, and better lives!

[jako]

Oh...and this interviewer is fantastic! Damn. Checks every box of what you're 'supposed' to do in that role. He fully listens, super engaged, not just waiting to talk, absorbs it, responds appropriately and empathetically etc...and very likable! You could totally see it in Suzanne's demeanor too. She couldn't be more relaxed! He should be on national/major show doing this.

[terribelk]

Then I’m full of carcinogens. That’s why I’m so tired all the time. I’m 62. I need replacement hormones. Thank you Suzanne. My ob gyn has been offering it to me but I’ve been afraid. I’ve been listening to your videos for quite a while. I trust your opinion. You’re living proof it works Suzanne. 🥰

[llisagomez]

The irony is, she played a dumb blonde on three’s company but she’s really a blonde genius and business tycoon.

[alycer.]

I adore Suzanne. Always have always will. 4ever a

[adventureswithwool-johanne]

I really like this woman and she proves several things; first you're never too old to do anything and secondly, you need to replenish what your body is lacking. Very positive info. As for her creating natural breast tissue from stem cells ( and your body won't reject it your own tissue unlike silicone causing encapsulation) begs the question: why is this not an option in North America for women who go through cancer and mastectomy?
Why silicone breast implants instead of using your own fat and stem cells and re- inject into breast area ..sure it's a slower process but the result is fantastic.
She raises many good points and I love her enthusiasm for life.

[gabbygabbygirl]

Awww...I wish she made it to 100+ like she said she wanted to! Gone too soon! xo

[mildredalvarado]

If this is 73 then I would love to live life so I’m starting to take better care of myself it’s hard but I do my best started with my hormones replacement pellets💪🏼

[brkitdwn]

I love her, and her way of thinking. I am similar, however, she is much more successful. If only I had her looks when I was young.. 😕

[Versace]

Yes stress can bring on a lot of diseases and illnesses

[lisagreece]

It is wonderful listening to her without Caroline interrupting and taking away the musical timing and joy.

[JohnJames_Wpg]

At 23:55 Suzanne was NOT in her 20's. That would mean she was headlining in Vegas between 1966 and 1976.

[hervecote]

you are a example of determination and look great, yure in a very great physical looking body shape my dear Suzanne, by the way big All is looking great to, hes looking almoost your age .with love.

[lisagreece]

She fooled us, Allen was able to enjoy every kind of exercise with her having a broken neck from his fall, a hip line fracture and the second bought of breast cancer that ended her before 77 instead of the 110 she expected 😂. Miss you❤.