RIP Suzanne Somers

[barkley]

she battled breast cancer for 23 years. may she rest in peace.

 

[Kitty 34]

So sad.

 

[fly girl]

Aww. I didn’t hear about this until now. She was always interesting and fun to watch in interviews. I really enjoyed her spirit on life.

Strong woman, but forever our Chrissy Snow!

RIP.

 

[Grace&Carolinesmom]

Was so sad to hear this news today. I was so hoping she would beat cancer again but alas her body was just too tired. I feared for her health when I read several weeks ago that she was conducting all her business, videos, etc. from her home due to her health. She and her husband were so close I fear he may die of a broken heart.

 

[bobbiwoz]

RIP..

 

[JulieBeeRN]

So sad...

 

[AnnaS]

RIP

 

[bcwife76]

So sad to hear this RIP

 

[sailorstitch]

I gasped when I saw the news. I loved her on Step By Step.

 

[LuvOrlando]

So sad, she was an interesting person.

 

[anniemae]

Very sad. I grew up watching Three's Company and shared many laughs with Jack, Janet and Chrissy. RIP.

 

[Meriweather]

So sad.....RIP

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

So sad, may she rest in peace.

 

[Nora03]

That’s sad. I remember when she asked for more money on Three’s Company and got fired. I thought she was foolish, but she was a woman who was standing up for other women. She said that the men were being paid 10 to 15 times more than the women!!! That sounds so crazy now when women are more valued. Still a ways to go, but thanks to the women, including Suzanne Somers, who fought for equality. We just finished watching Mrs America and it was set during this era. It’s hard to understand it now. Suzanne said she loved that job, but she was doing important work.

 

[Dan Murphy]

RIP

 

[fly girl]

That’s sad. I remember when she asked for more money on Three’s Company and got fired. I thought she was foolish, but she was a woman who was standing up for other women. She said that the men were being paid 10 to 15 times more than the women!!! That sounds so crazy now when women are more valued. Still a ways to go, but thanks to the women, including Suzanne Somers, who fought for equality. We just finished watching Mrs America and it was set during this era. It’s hard to understand it now. Suzanne said she loved that job, but she was doing important work.

Exactly! Everyone bashed her back in the day for leaving a successful show calling her greedy. Nope! She wanted equal pay for equal work. Sad it took us many years to realize how strong she was in leaving.