Suzanne Somers children: Meet Bruce Somers Jr.

Publish date: 2024-05-02

Suzanne Somers had only one child with her husband, Bruce Somers, whose name is Bruce Somers Jr.

She first got involved with Bruce Somers before marrying Alan Hamel when the first marriage crashed. Suzanne Somers entered into matrimony with Bruce Somers in 1965 at the tender age of 19, and their union was blessed with the birth of their son, Bruce Jr., in November of the same year.

Who is Suzanne Somers?

Suzanne Somers was an American actress, author, singer, businesswoman, and health spokesperson. She appeared in the television roles of Chrissy Snow on Three’s Company and Carol Foster Lambert on Step by Step.

Suzanne Somers biography

Suzanne was born in San Bruno, California, into a working-class Irish-American Catholic family, where she was the third of four children. Her mother, Marion Elizabeth, held the position of medical secretary, while her father, Francis Mahoney, worked as a labourer and gardener.

Unfortunately, when Suzanne was just six years old, her father developed an alcohol addiction, leading to a tumultuous environment where he would subject her to verbal abuse and public humiliation. Later in life, Somers emerged as a renowned author, focusing primarily on self-help literature.

Notably, she authored a series of books, including the well-known “Ageless: The Naked Truth About Bioidentical Hormones” in 2006, which delves into the topic of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Additionally, she has published two autobiographies, four diet books, and even a collection of poetry.

However, it is important to note that Somers has faced criticism for her perspectives on certain medical subjects, as well as her endorsement of the Wiley Protocol, which has been deemed “scientifically unproven and dangerous.” Her advocacy for alternative cancer treatments has also drawn scrutiny from the American Cancer Society.

Suzanne Somers career

Somers embarked on her acting career in the late 1960s and early 1970s, initially taking on minor roles. These included appearances on various talk shows where she promoted her book of poetry, as well as small parts in movies such as American Graffiti, where she played the character known as the “Blonde in the white Thunderbird.”

She also made an appearance as the femme fatale in an episode of the American version of the sitcom Lotsa Luck during this time period. In 1974, she had a role in The Rockford Files, and in 1973, she had an uncredited role as a topless “pool girl” in Magnum Force.

Additionally, she guest-starred in an episode of The Six Million Dollar Man in 1977, titled “Cheshire Project,” and made her debut on The Love Boat as a passenger in its first episode. She also made a guest appearance in a 1976 episode of One Day at a Time.

However, it was her portrayal of the ditzy blonde character “Chrissy Snow” on the ABC sitcom Three’s Company in 1977 that brought her the most recognition. In the same year, she also served as a celebrity panelist on Match Game and appeared alongside her husband Alan Hamel on Tattletales.

Suzanne Somers death: How did she die?

According to a statement from Somers’ publicist R. Couri Hay, the 76-year-old passed away quietly at home on October 15 at the age of 57. She was surrounded by her immediate family, husband Alan Hamel, and son Bruce Somers Jr.

“She survived an aggressive form of breast cancer for over 23 years,” he shared, acknowledging that Oct. 16 would have been her 77th birthday. “They will celebrate her extraordinary life, and want to thank her millions of fans and followers who loved her dearly.”

Who are Suzanne Somers children?

Bruce Somers Jr. is the only child that Suzanne Somers and her husband Bruce Somers had together. Before she married Alan Hamel after her first marriage failed, she had an affair with Bruce Somers. At the age of 19, Suzanne Somers married Bruce Somers in 1965. The couple was blessed with the birth of their son, Bruce Jr., in November of the same year.

Who is Bruce Somers Jr?

Bruce Somers Jr. is the Chief Storyteller at Sincbox Media. Over the last twenty years, he has concentrated on the specialized field of “Brand Response,” which is a subset of the more general Direct Response and involves the fusion of the Science of Sell and the Art of Image.

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