"Three's Company" star Suzanne Somers may have died of breast cancer in 2023, but her legacy is living on thanks to her husband and some strange technology.
Suzanne Somers, the actress best known for her roles in TV comedies including "Three's Company" and "Step by Step," has died, her longtime publicist announced Sunday. She was 76 years old. "Suzanne ...
Artificial Intelligence seems to be the future, finding ways to prolong the past. Even in death, the late, great Suzanne Somers continues to be honored by her husband Alan Hamel, who is sharing why he ...
Alan Hamel has bittersweet feelings as he goes through his personal photo and video archive.
Alan Hamel has been quietly dating his late wife's former costar Joanna Cassidy for "several months," he tells PEOPLE In her final days, Suzanne Somers urged her husband not to "mope around" following ...
Three's company, sure — but what if one of them is an AI copy? Alan Hamel, the widower of actress Suzanne Somers, is working on an AI version of his late wife. The former TV producer presented a demo ...
The 'Step By Step' actress and Hamel were married for 46 years before her October 2023 death Gabe Ginsberg/FilmMagic In the final days of her life, Suzanne Somers implored her husband not to "mope ...
Two years after Suzanne Somers died following a decades-long battle with breast cancer, her widower is preparing to publicly release of a clone of the beloved “Three’s Company” star. Alan Hamel, who ...
Three’s Company’ aired for eight seasons from 1977 to 1984, and starred John Ritter, Suzanne Somers, Don Knotts and Joyce ...
Look who's come knocking on Suzanne Somers' door: It's her old "Three's Company" co-star Joyce DeWitt! After 30 years of not speaking following Somers' bitter departure from the hit '70s sitcom, the ...
Suzanne Somers is an expert on health care, according to Suzanne Somers and, for some reason, The Wall Street Journal. She is not, however, an expert on historic quotes, public policy, or health care.
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