Suzanne Somers

In January 2007, the oceanfront home of Suzanne Somers was destroyed in a fast-moving fire that broke out close to the Pacific Coast Highway and quickly overran a strip of multimillion-dollar homes, burning four to the ground and damaging four others.

The book Ageless: The Naked Truth About Bioidentical Hormones, written by Suzanne, came out in 2006.

On September 11, 2003, Somers was informed of actor John Ritter's death by Ritter's widow, Amy Yasbeck

She began acting in small roles during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Due to his drinking problem, Suzanne's father was too inebriated to attend her high school graduation in June, 1964.

After being expelled from parochial school for having love notes in her locker, Suzanne went to Capuchino High School, where she performed in Guys and Dolls during her senior year.

Suzaane's father was an alcoholic who could become violent on occasion.

Suzanne was in the movie Rusty: A Dog's Tale: in 1998 did voice over.

Suzanne was in the movie Yesterday's Hero: in 1979.

Suzanne was in the movie Daddy's Gone A-Hunting: in 1969.

Suzanne was in the film No Laughing Matter in 1998.

Suzanne was in Love-Struck in 1997.

Suzanne was in the show Rich Men, Single Women in 1990.

Suzanne was in the movie Goodbye Charlie: 1985.

Suzanne was in Hollywood Wives a 1985 (miniseries).

Suzanne was in Happily Ever After in 1978.

Suzanne was in It Happened at Lakewood Manor in 1977.

Suzanne was on Sky Heist in 1975.

Suzanne was on Mantrap in 1971-1973.

Suzanne received a star on the "Hollywood Walk of Fame" in 2003.

Suzanne has one son, Bruce, and two step-children, Steven and Leslie.

After Suzanne left "Three's Company" she and co-star Joyce DeWitt did not speak for almost 20 years.

Suzanne was arrested in 1970 for passing bad checks. All of her charges were dropped when she paid them all back.

Suzanne was named the "Las Vegas' Female Entertainer of the Year" in 1986.

Suzanne was a contestant on the show "The Dating Game"in 1973.

Suzanne was up for the role of Jill in Charlie's Angels but Farrah Fawcett landed the role.

Suzanne did not speak to her father for two years after she hit him over the head with a tennis racket to stop his abuse.

Suzanne married Alan Hamel on November 11, 1977 and at 2008 are still presently married.

Suzanne married Bruce Somers on April 14, 1965 and they divorced in 1968 and had 1 child together.

Many refer to Suzanne as "The Queen of the Jiggles".

Suzanne was the writer of the TV show and book "Keeping Secrets" in 1991.

Suzanne sang the theme song for the "Jenny McCarthy Show" in 1997.

Suzanne was the executive producer for the TV series "The Suzanne Somers Show".

Suzanne was the host for TV's "VH1's 8-Track Flashback".

"Sally McCormick" was the character Suzanne played in the made for TV movie "Devil's Food".

Suzanne played the role of Clara Hagen in the make for TV movie "The Darklings" in 1999.

Suzanne is happy that she made up with John Ritter before his untimely passing.

Suzanne promoted the Thigh Master.

Suzanne sells products for the Home Shopping Network channel.

Suzanne starred in a night club act at the South Shore Music Circus.

Suzanne stands at 5' 6" or 1.68 m.