Suzanne Somers' Husband Alan Hamel and Son Bruce Reflect on the Star's Final Moments (Exclusive)
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2023
- Suzanne Somers' husband, Alan Hamel, and her son, Bruce, chat with ET's Kevin Frazier about their final moments with the late star. The 'Three's Company' actress died on Sunday morning at 76. Alan and Bruce look back at their time with Suzanne and share how they will keep her memory alive.
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That was a beautiful and respectful interview.
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I have to say that for me this was the most beautiful and heartfelt interview I have seen to date. What a loving family.
@tammydavis770 - my thoughts exactly!💔
I agree 100%.
I was just thinking the same thing. RIP Suzanne!
I agree - very poignant. ❤️ I feel their love..
Well said❤❤❤
When Alan said he wouldn’t want Suzanne to be alone and go through this pain he’s going through, that was the most loving, and selfless statement I have ever heard in my life.
Poor Alan is going to be totally lost without her. At least for some time to come.
@@chippy7745He's doing remarkably well thus far!
And it's so true! My friend and I have had many conversations that if I'd have gone first he would be a basket case, not know where to turn or his next steps. Things aren't easier because your alone and only need to take care of one - yourself. If anything it's harder & seem to have less time to take care of yourself and the tasks that need to be done and taken care of.
I was waiting to hear him say that. I was just thinking about this yesterday.
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Can’t think of another couple so beautiful … thank God Alan had their beautiful family around him…..she was the most beautiful woman in every way!🫶🏻
Suzanne was so courageous when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She refused the chemo and followed her own course. I was constantly amazed by her results. And then she educated the public about bioidentical hormones. What an incredible mentor! Thank you, Suzanne, for sharing so much with all of us! ❤
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You've said it ma'am. Good interpretation👏
Alan and suzzane had that special love bond
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Suzanne's husband and son were remarkable in this interview. What strength they showed and grace, Suzanne would be so very proud of them both. R.I.P. Suzanne 🙏🏻💕
I feel so bad for Alan. It's got to be so hard for him.
yeah - real class. You were both lucky to have known her
Suzanne was an incentive for me to take care of my own health problems RIP, you are an angel.
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@@DonnaM-tt5lvHow beautiful for them to share with us at this time
Beautiful Beautiful Suzanne..there will never be another! Love to you and God Bless!!!!
This just breaks my heart. You can tell how Allan is grieving so hard. And Bruce is being so honest and forthright about his feelings. My deepest condolences to her family
Incredibly heartbreaking for sure.
My deepest 💔 condolences 🙏
So sorry for your loss ❤
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My deepest condolences 😔❤️
For someone that missed their spouse when they were in a different room, I can’t even begin to imagine the weight of this loss for Alan! He’s so fortunate to have family staying with him at the house he and Suzanne just recently built together. My heart goes out to all of them during this sad time 😭
People just don't know how important family is. Bitterness and unforgiveness is not worth it. In our most loneliest time we want to be with our family but unfortunately for some the emotions can be a huge factor mostly why families are broken. We must break the wall of pride and choose family. God heal families with love.
I can understand that. Missing someone you love when their in another room is normal and true love.
I love how honest her husband was in the interview.Things weren’t always great ,but they stuck it out .Most people don’t do that anymore,it was refreshing to hear his love for her.,and his honesty.What a beautiful family❣️❣️
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"Grief is the price we pay for love". This quote couldn't be more true! Peace, strength and prayers to her family during this difficult time.
Truth!!!‼️ Amen‼️‼️‼️
For me "Grief is an aspect of love". Grief is a part of love, showing how much love we have inside of us❤ missing someone=love
Wow! No true words have been spoken!❤
A favorite quote of mine is “ grief is love with no place to go “ …God rest her soul 🙏
So true🥲
That was a beautiful and respectful interview. It wasn't rushed, and very sincere, thoughtful questions. I appreciate how private Alan has always been, so this interview was a lovely thing for him to do. Bruce has a million dollar smile just like his mother. Suzanne was a gem. My condolences to the entire family. ❤💔❤
Breaks my heart so sorry for your loss my prayers and love may she rest in heaven I love her so much my love and prayers
What a beautiful family she has! Bruce definitely has his mother’s lovely smile, ever present! My heart breaks for them, I know that Suzanne deeply loved the men in her life so much. She will be greatly missed… May God comfort her loving family 🙏🏻❤️✝️
So kind of them to talk with us. ❤
God rest her Soul❤
well stated!
She was a true Light. The fact that her family could share the Intimacy of her passing with her fans and indeed the World is a great gift and what she would have wanted, instead of "the family asks for privacy at this time. " The Love her husband and son have shared with us is a great testament to HER Spirit of Love and will return to them many times over. Thank you so much! ❤❤❤
I have tears in my eyes for Allen, what a great husband he is. She was a treasure and we will all miss her. My sympathy to Allen and the entire beautiful family.
Alan and Suzanne were soulmates, such a rarity. I admire Alan and Bruce's courage in coming out and talking about Suzanne when the loss is so fresh.
Maybe it helps talking about his true Love its nice Bruce is there w Alan,I'm sure it's gonna be hard for him.
I loved Suzanne! What a bright light and a beautiful soul. Alan, the both of you were an inspiration. Such a beautiful love story. Suzanne was such a talent and a great advocate for women’s health. I’m grateful for all that I learned from her. RIP Gorgeous Angel
*Couldn't agree more!* RIP to Goddess Suzanne!*
Same! 😢❤
What a touching interview. I read all Suzanne's books and changed my way of eating and started supplementing and took her advice on hormone therapy. I feel I owe her for my good health as I am 76 and going strong. She is with you both of you, keep talking to her and you will feel her presence.
This was an incredible interview revealing a family of true love. Suzanne was an amazing person. One of the most respectful, tender and special interviews I've ever seen.
Bruce Jr is his mother's child. You can tell their immense special bond as mother and son was founded on mutual love and respect. I can see Suzanne in Bruce's face. I have tears welled up in my eyes. LOVED this interview. Alan so honest.
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I agree, about Bruce. He radiates warmth and positivity exactly like his beautiful mother. So happy for him to have such a loving, present mom. 😌
@@ahill4642 When Bruce Jr said he was grateful to have a present Mom I thought Am I present enough ? ♥️
I too, see a glimpse of Suzanne's face in Bruce's. It warms my heart and saddens me at the same time.
I just knew she was going to beat this again. But this cancer came back with a vengeance. She was a great fighter.
Her battle, bravery & informative journey will forever inspire me.❤❤😇
Soo true, the son has the wonderful smile, warmth, and friendly face of his mother. I’m glad she was able to die peacefully in her own bed next to her husband, and surrounded by her son and loved ones. Not too many people die peacefully at home. Her life is in God’s hands now
I was with my mom alone all the way they put her in the cremation chamber and had no support. My sister said goodbye before she died and bailed. The nurses were the ones crying and grieving since my mom had been what they considered a long-time resident at 3+ years in the nursing home. How much love this family has for Summers and husband! To be surrounded by so much love is a blessing!
It’s a blessing to love like that.
I am so sorry you did not have more support 🙏🏽💗💗💗💗
I feel you your pain. Blessings to you.
You are a wonderful daughter, Not many people have the strength to watch someone they love pass, I bet your mother felt so much comfort to have you there when she transitioned.
So sorry, thankful that she had you.
This was such a beautiful interview, you could almost feel Suzanne standing behind them with love and pride. She's probably looking down at her boys and proudly saying 'yeah, this was my life' to be loved the way she obviously was and still is, really says alot about who she was and that Suzanne somers will truly be missed ❤
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
What an honour to hear these two amazing men speak so soon in their grief about dear Suzanne who we all adored. ❤️
My husband and I are together 41 years now, fought like cats & dogs at times, but always remained true to each other. When Alan said Suzanne suggested they surrender to each other, I thought to myself, YES! That is what we did lol. "love" the "love" they had for each other. Pure kindness and joy, wish all could live by this process called life. RIP Suzanne
I’ve always loved their relationship as it seems close to what my husband and I have. We’ve been together 40 years and still make love on a near daily basis. The fiery battles of our youth are gone and now a deep deep deep love and respect for each other that the years have brought. We are both quiet introverts and have the best time together. My daily goal is to make him laugh and he loves that.
@@skyethewylder I am married 21 yrs and were more like roomates not sure if it going to last we are introverts too with no kids
@@skyethewylderyou got me on the near daily basis 🤣
@@kelliered4530 I too without children all these years. I think we are still childlike ourselves 🙂
In a world so grim , great advice and attitudes
What a lovely interview. Kevin Frazier did such a kind and heartfelt job. Most interviewers might interupt or try to get their point of view into the exchange, but he did not do that. He let the family's words flow and THAT is what makes for a good interviewer and a great interview. Thank you.
Yes he did…he was so sympathetic and asked questions that weren’t intrusive.
She continues to touch so many lives. Her’s was a life well-lived and purpose-filled. All that deep, spiritual life stuff channeled through the visage of a goddess, that was Suzanne. I didn’t know her, but I loved the energy she put out into the world. Sending my deepest condolences to her beautiful husband and family. It is a beautiful thing to witness the depth of your love for each other 💗
What a beautiful tribute to Suzanne. She'd be so touched to hear them share their precious memories. What a loving wife and mother and such a loving husband and son. My heart goes out to Suzanne's surviving loved ones, RIP Suzanne Somers.🌹❤
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This is what real love is all about. Being honest that their journey was filled with moments of struggle but their marriage was always greater than the individual in it. Alan said it, respect.
One of a kind . Suzanne Somers . Never any dirt or scandals . What a classy women. . Unsinkable in life and death . Rest easy !
This interview really touched my heart! Suzanne … you will be watching over Allan and Bruce as each day goes by and shining your light and spirit around them. Rest in Peace! You will be missed by many fans, friends and most importantly, your family.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
What a beautiful tribute. I lost my husband of 33 years on May 28th 2020. We were the same about partnership, always together but always respectful. He was my heart, my strength and truely made me better.
My husband was in ICU for nine days, had lost his voice after 2nd day & basically unresponsive but still breathing, with help with same machine as Covid patients because it was just the beginning of the pandemic but that's not why he passed.
He had two different types of cancer & sucked the life out of him. I miss him desperately and it's almost 3.5 years later. I feel compelled to carry on but don't have the same amount of support that you are lucky enough to have.
With much respect and love to and for Suzanne and Alan, as a fellow Canadian who remembers you from Razzle Dazzle - I forgot the turtles name, but loved seeing you even then.
Wishing you continued good life and warm thoughts.
So very sorry for your loss 😞.
I am so sorry for your loss 🙏🏿🙏🏿🖤🖤he will always be with you I truly love to believe that if you were blessed to experience true unconditional love..it becomes stronger then death. I lost so many people in my life and I have one person left ...sending you love 🖤🖤🙏🏿✨
@@anniematthew2608 Thank you for your wishes. It's 3.5 years and I still find it difficult. It's not the feeling of I expect him to walk through the door because - I don't.
It's the absence of someone to confide in or ask their opinion. It's not being able to do things like, "You'll never beleive what happened in the office today....". It's stupid I know but thoes 'experiences' are so much of what we do, learn about one another & 'experience' together. If I'd said that to anyone else they would shrug their shoulders...Our experiences, learning and tolerances make up such a big piece of our day-to-day.
Funny thing that I noticed in first couple of months again comes down to a sharing experience. Things or updates I wish I could share with him or how much something (a construction site that one or both of us had worked on - but the different trades so not working together) a job site or the way a building looks like now. Such a weird situation to find yourself in. Maybe I hold onto my memories too close where other ppl would not even have feelings one way or the other. We'd been thru A LOT in 33 years, it's a long time & maybe only ever had a disagreement, no fights - about one every 5 or 6 years...but yes, still had drama but usually at someone else's action or involvement. And 'yes' you can go to bed mad at the other person...by morning it's pretty much blown over & forgotten...
@@seethergenpan8651 Indeed it's tough to do this alone. Not that I'm hopeless or helpless but I always had someone to 'share the load' & don't mean to drop my stuff on him just made things so much easier when a problem arises and you need help. Even with my team at work I always thank my support people & even if it means a text at end of the day saying 'thanks for making a crummy day end up awesome with your help'. I beleive in construction that workers don't get enough thanks for adding your hands to fix a problem. If managers won't do it I will because I notice the difference. I miss having help at home & that's why women widows usually have things in their house that aren't the r don't work properly anymore. My helper is gone, my supporter/cheerleader & emotional help isn't here.
We always thanked each other & everynight made sure the other was comfortable; 'got enough blanket' or 'hey, can I have some blanket...' but we always said 'I love you' before going to sleep.
Being a widow is a tough job and really takes some getting used to - if you ever do.
Hold onto lovers close and best friends closely too.....they're the ones that pick up the slack, allow you to phone when you're down and keep you on the path. They help and you don't even know how important that connection is - not because they replace but they DO help fill your most important void & assist getting you to put one foot infront of the other when all you really want to do is kick your slippers off and hop back into bed. Your friends are important, be there for them as they help fill your void - they are the people who know you the best and are a blessing. Value thoes close to you 💓
Loved Suzanne, and how she stuck up for herself by requesting equal pay on Three’s Company. I consider her a pioneer for following female stars of successful sitcoms. The industry gave her a hard time, and the media portrayed her as selfish and greedy. However, she showed them all! I loved her books on women’s health, and her cookbooks. Her recipes were delicious, her family stories and the illustrations wonderful. She was ahead of her time with her way of eating foods to stabilize blood sugars. And to aid digestion. Also, her family seems lovely, and her marriage, one to admire. God bless.
She had made her final choice.
I’m sorry she’s gone, but if you watch interviews with the producers of the show, she was asking for more than she was entitled to. She was asking for things not even John Ritter was getting because she thought she was the star of the show, not him.
"they" realized that giving her the money would have paid themselves 10× over!
She was a trailblazer for women
You know sometimes the honorable thing to do is not feel the need to make a negative comment
@@user-tk7qk3fl4fthank you 💯
We lost a good one here. It's tough when you're the one left behind so sending positive thoughts to Alan and the entire family during these hard times. No more suffering for Suzanne.
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The ones left behind .yep.
I can relate. My husband died this past August. Everything he said is so true ! When I lost my husband of almost fifty years, it is losing your other half.
My sincere condolences to you and the family !
I'm so sorry. Hugs coming your way ma'am. My parents were married for 43 yrs when my dad passed. I know it was like someone ripping my heart out when my dad passed, so I can only imagine what you and Alan are doing through now. My parents both had grown children w/children when I was born, so it was a bit different for me. I hope I have a relationship at least close to what Alan and Susanne had.
I love their love. So special. So unique. So deep.
Suzanne got tired of fighting and decided she was done, and probably asked God to take her. That exactly what my mom did at the end. Stopped eating, stopped talking. Daddy held on for She was ready. RIP to an amazing beautiful soul, Suzanne Somers.
Beautiful love story! Suzanne was not only a beloved actress but she was everything to people searching for an alternate medical treatment when conventional treatment was not working or they choose not to use!! She opened peoples eyes to the disfunction in conventional medical treatment!! Thank you Suzanne!! You will be missed!!
I agree. My sister did the Gerson Therapy also. Another sister with cancer did conventional medical treatments. Suzanne shared her experience and what she learned but was never dogmatic. She expressed herself with dignity and kindness.
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I lost my husband of 25 years so I cannot imagine 55 years of being one in marriage. My deepest sympathy and heartfelt prayers to the family and friends. A glorious couple. Be grateful for each day and love one another.
Sorry for your loss. I do not think it matters the length of time you are in a relationship. I sense that you had a beautiful relationship you had with your husband; not many people experience the love you had, as Suzanne has[i say has, not had, as this kind of love never dies} with Alan. I envy people like you, as I never experienced that type of love with my late husband of almost 20 years.
@@carolinehannah5188 I too never experienced that kind of love in 30 years.
Widowed twice.
@carolinehannah5188 yes.
@@BeStrong4ever awwŵwwww.❤
A lovely and touching interview. I was impressed with Suzanne's transparency and it's wonderful to see Alan and Bruce living that way as well. Living authentically and transparently is the real freedom.
I loved what Bruce said about how present Suzanne was with everyone in her life, what a stunningly beautiful quality and I find that such an inspiration. Incredible love story!!
I just watched a live cooking show a couple weeks ago and she looked great . Suzanne didn’t let fame change her and we loved her for that . She was a courageous loyal woman.❤
It was recorded from 2-3 years ago. Was not well enough recently to have done that, saw the same show, it was recorded a long time ago.
I am and was inspired by her long before I became a breast cancer survivor of 19 years. I believe I have been cured because of changing my diet and stopping with drinking or smoking anything to include hookahs. I followed her lead and am all organic and whole foods as well as grass fed. Beforehand, I never saw food as medicine. Thank you Suzanne!
Kevin did a lovely interview. My heart goes out to Alan and Bruce. The love in this family is beautiful and may Suzanne's memory stay with you always 🙏🌺❤
I absolutely agree! I could not imagine doing an interview like this. He was so gentle, considerate and respectful. He should always be the one to interview people who have lost a loved one.
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I was moved to tears. A truly heartfelt loving story of a beautiful and wonderful mother and wife. Suzanne’s memory will forever be treasured 🙏❤️🙏
So sweet. May she RIP. What a beautiful soul. She had a very loving and caring husband and son. May you both find some kind of peace. My heart breaks for all of her family and friends.
That is how I was with my husband. I went to the nursing home 365 days non stop until the end of his life. We were married 42 years. I can tell they are grieving and in so much pain. My condolences to her husband and son.
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Beautiful family, you can feel the love. What an example for a long lasting marriage. Bruce has been married for 32 years and he does not look a day over 25. He has his mom genes and her joy.
May her soul rest in peace and light perpetual shine on her.
I need a tissue! Kevin Frazier, kudos to you for conducting this thoughtful and sensitive interview. I learned so much about Suzanne I didn’t know. You also gave her closest family members the opportunity to share their gratitude for having her in their lives♥️
This is the most beautiful tribute I have ever heard… I absolutely love Suzanne Summers and her courageous energy…❤️❤️❤️
I'm with you on that - most beautiful tribute I've watched.
Truly was…I was so moved that Al and Bruce opened up their hearts to us all. They have each others love to get through this terrible loss. 😢❤️🙏🏻
Suzanne would be so proud hearing this interview. Loving, funny , sad and most of all honest. What a beautiful interview I can actually feel the love in Suzanne’s family. No wonder she always had a beautiful smile on her face. The smile shows how she truly appreciate the life God gave her till the very end. I get it when the son said he can feel her. I feel the same for my grandma and dad. It’s easier to get through in the most difficult time of losing someone so special. He will be ok cause he can feel her energy and love around him. She would and I am sure she was proud. Everyone loves Suzanne. RIP Beautiful Suzanne ❤
This woman was my mom thru menopause . I can't thank her enough!!
Perfectly said. So true 🎉
I can tell Suzanne had a loving family! This was such a beautiful interview. So touching
This is an example of a loving family. We will all miss Suzanne Somers, but we will love her even more as time goes by.
Sending deepest condolences to her husband Alan, her son Bruce, and her family and friends. Suzanne will definitely be missed by so many. She brought such joy to all of us who have watched her for years. Peace and prayers to her family.
I met Suzzane and Alan several times in Tampa when she sold her products at HSN. She was an absolute dream. So sweet, kind and gracious. The love between them was palpable. She said she was looking forward to her bubble bath and Alan, with mischevious smirk said, Me too!! 🥰🤩🤣 She will be missed 💖
I love watching her on HSN. I would just tune in when I knew she was on just to watch her.I don't think I ever bought anything. I loved her personality. So fun and full of life. She made you feel special. She will be missed.
I grew up watching Three's Company. I'll never forget how funny Suzanne was playing Chrissy and I will always remember her snorting laugh! She was a true gem and she will be truly missed. RIP Suzanne ❤❤❤
The episode where the pot roast went flying out the kitchen window. Genius slapstick comedy, clever plots, misunderstandings and innuendo.
This just breaks my heart, You can tell how Allan is grieving so hard, And Bruce is being so honest and forthright about his feelings My deepest condolences to her family Grief is the price we pay for love" This quote couldn't be more true! Peace Strength and prayers to her family during this difficult time Suzanne's husband and son were remarkable in this interview, what strength they showed and grace Suzanne would be so very proud of them both R.I.P. Suzanne Somers Rest in Peace Suzanne Somers I love you so much Suzanne 😇😢🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍😻😻😻😻😻😻😻💘💘💘💘💘💘😘😘😘😘😘😘🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯💯💯💯💋💚❣️💞♥️💗🧡💖💝💕💜💙💛❤️💓
Sending prayers for her husband, her son, and her family and friends. She was a true warrior.
Suzannes son looks like his mama and that smile. He has her smile ❤ she was such a beautiful person. My condolences go out to the whole family.
Oh my gosh! What a beautiful true story of love in motion. Alan and Suzanne were the epitome of what some call " unconditional Love". I understood the spiritual connection between the two. I wish Alan to be able to live his life out with all the love and memories locked in his heart for Suzanne.
What a beautiful tribute to Suzanne. Such an honest and loving interview from her husband and son. 🙏❤️
Suzanne Somers was one of a kind. I always loved her and never had a negative thought about her. She was a great and fun actress and an incredible business woman. I purchased my thigh master right away, but my body still did not look like hers, LOL. Rest in Peace Suzanne, you will be greatly missed and you will always be loved. ♥
To touch just one heart is a gift…to touch hundreds of thousands of hearts with grace and kindness is a miracle.
Suzanne’s miracle is going to be all the people she touched paying it forward. She is alive in another realm. But she will sure be missed in this world. My heartfelt sympathy.
Great interview! I loved Suzanne in 3s company, then admired her courage when she was diagnosed with cancer & her relentless efforts to teach women about hormones, etc. It’s great to see that she shared a beautiful loving life with her family. You were such a bright light in this world, you will be forever missed. My sincere condolences to the family. 😢
😢Sending my heartfelt condolences in the passing of this remarkable and accomplished woman. She touched so many lives with her wisdom, positivity, intelligence, happiness, integrity, acting skills, and life joy. What a treasure we have lost.
What a great interview! To Alan and Bruce, thank you for sharing the beautiful memories of your wife and mom. You both radiate love when you talk about her. Thank you for being your authentic selves by mentioning that everything wasn't always perfect. As we know, life is full of challenges. Much love to you, and your family.
I appreciate just how "real" their love story is. Everyone needs to know...marriage is not always perfect...it takes work/ Condolences to Suzanne's son, family, and especially Alan.
Most people never find what these two had
I just wanna say if you havent yet, just know that you will one day. I am living proof of that. @@brookehanley3659
Such a beautiful relationship, words cannot describe the love that it seems they shared. God bless Alan and the rest of Suzannes family. ❤ 🙏 ❤
What a beautiful love story. Not only between Alan & Suzanne but with her son & his family as well. I have been such an admirer of Suzanne for many many decades. I was a huge fan of her on HSN & spent many hours watching & buying her items. I am so very sorry she has passed. What a fighter. What a woman. What a wonderful human being. May she rest in peace. And may you, her family, rest knowing she is well loved by so many people around the world
I respect this reporter's coverage of such a difficult time for so many who grieve Suzanne. He was respectful, honest, & clearly grieving himself too. Thank you for being kind.
Missing one another when in separate rooms is a true example of a soulmate connection that can not be denied. My heart felt condolences to the family ... may they find peace.
What a beautiful love story! My condolences to her loved ones. Kevin Frazier did an awesome job.
Such a beautiful testimony of a family!! ❤❤❤ I’m a very spiritual person and these testimonies give me hope and so much joy and peace of humanity!! God bless y’all and family in the days to come!!
What a fabulous interview. What strikes me is that both of these man wanted to talk about her so soon after her death , they need to talk about her because they loved her so much .
Edit to add: this was so heartfelt and I appreciate Alan sharing this with her fans. I’m 40 and have looked up to Suzanne at every stage of my life, my whole life. As as Chrissy, her books, her long cozy sweaters in HSN, my mom and I watched her for hours together on the phone when I moved away with my husband. Past few years on social media… but more than anything I looked up to the love she shared with Alan. My heart is broken. But my god, what a beautiful love, beautiful life
May she rest in peace. 😢❤
This was beautiful and heart felt. We can feel real, Alan you exude this and have given us some closure just by showing up here and sharing your feelings for your beloved Suzanne. I see my father's love for my precious mother, when we lost her 3 years ago. It was the greatest loss of my life, his life and all of our family's lives too, my precious mother. My parents were married 62 years. She will be with you, and all of you, forever. I feel my mom and see her signs almost daily. It's a beautiful thing to know she is with God and with you too. My deepest sympathies to you, Bruce and all the family. Thank you for sharing with all of us, God Bless.❤
What an absolutely beautiful tribute to a very special woman! It is obvious that she lived and passed always feeling love.🙏❤️
My heart goes out to her family. It’s never long enough when you lose your wife or parents even after 100 years together. She was always smiling, upbeat and happy person. We all going to miss her. RIP!🙏💗💗💗
When a beloved life partner dies you are a MESS for a long time. My husband of 40 years died 9 years ago and it's the worst. I was in shock for 6 months ! You never get over losing the love of your life.
Deeply sorry for your loss. Loved Suzanne. You both are wonderful to have taken the time to talk about her esp so close to her passing.. such a beautiful family, What an absolutely beautiful, caring, loving person. She is already missed. Thank you for talking to all of us! God bless. Prayers for you both and all your family.
Thank you both for sharing your heartfelt thoughts about Suzanne. It's very rare for someone to have so much love like you both did for each other. Truly inspiring. She was and still is a beautiful soul.
I am in tears! I've never met you guys...or her...but I absolutely adore you. This is the realest, and most heartfelt interview, I have ever heard. I am a big fan of hers! And everyone who hears this interview, including myself, will be a HUGE fan of yours!! Prayers going up for you and your family, thank you for sharing.❤️
I agree with what you said….
Seeing Bruce get chocked up several times while Al was speaking brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful family and I’m so glad they’re speaking so we ALL can see they’re going to be ok.
I think that Suzanne will show her presence to Al in a beautiful scent that passes near him. Much love. ❤
Suzanne had a light about her, and she was such a beautiful, loving soul. I yelled out when I saw that she had passed, and I am sad for her two guys. I read her autobiography and I was so impressed with how much she overcame. She was a wonderful person, and loved dearly. Rest easy, sweet lady.
Sending condolences to Alan, Bruce and the entire family. Thank you for sharing your beautiful memories of Suzanne. May she Rest In Peace🕊
This was just so beautifully said❤️
Thank you Alan and Bruce for sharing these precious moments together with us all🙏
We will forever cherish our time with Suzanne especially for me on her UA-cam/Instagram. She invited us into her home and gave of her time three days a week. It was fun to hear Al and Suzanne’s stories veer off topic and Caroline bringing them back respectfully and humorously💗💗💗
God bless you all 🤍
The husband and son spoke so very eloquently about Suzanne...my heart breaks for them. I just couldn't help but shed tears when they spoke abt how he got the wedding ring and the mom telling her son to always speak from the heart...mann I'm still crying wooww!!🤧 In my opinion this was a beautiful tribute to her. RIP Chrissy ❤😢
Me too. Crying like a baby.
I agree❤
😪😪😪 Me too. I feel for them both. Alan is going to want to go to herbsoon. He was so close to her.
Alan's grief is palpable....so sad.
RIP Suzanne, and heartfelt condolences to Alan and the family.
This interview was so well done. Both Alan and Bruce are wonderful, genuine men.
I lost my husband and half of me died, I filled that half with hope, love, peace and joy. The other half struggles to live in harmony with all that perfection but it works for me. My husband and I were never apart. We were glued together. God bless you!
My fiancé died of cancer in our home surrounded by family… It happened 19 years ago… It was the most bittersweet, painful experience of my life. Sending healing energy, prayers and love… 🙏🏽💖
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What a beautiful interview that exudes so much love. Suzanne is resting and hears you. Absolutely such a loving family…She had so much to offer and the memories you all have is truly a gift. My condolences💜💕💜
A beautiful tribute to a very special lady by her loving family. My heartfelt sympathy to Suzanne’s beloved husband, son and family. ❤
This interview was candid, poignant and lovely. I love all the memories that they were willing to share. Alan and their whole family have our condolences.
Must be so hard losing someone so special I have been married 43 years I can't imagine feel bad for Alan and the whole family . Thanks Suzanne for sharing your stories with us and your life. I know you are in a good place with out any pain anymore .
That has to be thee BEST interview I've watched!!!
Lord , please bless this blended family as they bravely share their testimony 🙌🏽!!
The good,bad & even the ugly!!
Please place your healing hands upon the entire family & calm their souls from any hurt, sorrow!
My husband and I love being together because we love each other so much. So, I can definitely relate because I miss my husband even if we are both home but in different rooms. This was a great interview because her husband and son were willing to speak their truth about Suzanne and speak openly about her and how they felt about her. It’s wonderful they had a great relationship with her and how she knew how to be loving and respectful towards her family. The person who interviewed Suzanne’s son and husband did a great job.
RIP Suzanne , your a beautiful woman❤️ wonderful son and husband❤️❤️
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What lovely words from Alan and Bruce. Bruce looks like Suzanne and has her personality. What a great guy!!! Alan will be so lost without his soul mate. MY heart goes out to them both as well as the remaining family. This is so sudden and it's hard to wrap one's head around it. Suzanne was amazing. Such an awesome talent. We all look up to celebrities that entertain and make us smile. Suzanne is one of them. Her beauty showed but more on the inside. She was a great contribution to many women. May you rest in peace beautiful lady. You will be missed. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This was a beautiful interview. Her family seems as warm and lovely as she did.
What a beautiful tribute. This was true unconditional love. RIP Suzanne. Condolence to the family.
Such beautiful tributes from the both of you. Soul mates in this life and the next. She touched so many.. and in a good way. Glad you have your family staying with you.
My deepest condolences to Alan, Bruce and Suzanne's entire family. May God wrap you in his loving arms and heal your hearts. 🕊 Suzanne was a beautiful, talented, intelligent women. The love that Alan and Suzanne had for each other is rare and only comes once in a lifetime. Sadly some never find a love like they shared.
Absolutely beautiful Al and Bruce. We were all blessed by Suzanne. She is so loved ❤
I think it is absolutely amazing and beautiful. My parents shared the same kind of love. My father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at 53. He died at 62. We all took care of him. He adored our mother and she adored him. I remember one day him sitting at the table, staring at her working in the kitchen. He said I’m trying to find a word to describe how much I love your mom and there’s nothing on this earth. I can compare to the love I feel for her. I wish that everyone on this earth experience this kind of love. It is my most precious memory and blessing of my life. Suzanne Somers will always be a part of my life. Thanks for all the beautiful memories.