Suzanne Somers' widow Alan Hamel says 'very strange things' are happening at his house after death of Three's Company star 3 months ago

https://www.dailymail.co.uk ^ | Jan 16, 2024 | HEIDI PARKER

[Beowulf9]

Three's Company star Suzanne Somers passed away at age 76 on October 15- one day before her 77th birthday - in Palm Springs, California.

Now her husband Alan Hamel, 87,has said that 'very strange' things are happening inside the house they shared together.

In one day, three unusual things occurred that made him wonder if the blonde beauty's spirit was in their home, he told PageSix.

[NWFree]

He probably watched to many reruns of three’s company

[ansel12]

Are we losing the word “widow” like we did actress and other words?

[dynachrome]

“Suzanne’s favorite composter.”

Is that where the hummingbird ended up?

;)

[yldstrk]

He’s a widower.

[woodbutcher1963]

Come and knock on my door

[BigFreakinToad]

“Strange things are afoot at the Circle K”.

[ansel12]

Exactly, and at one time she was an actress, now he is a widow and she died an actor.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Widower. Not Widow.

Widow is female. Widower is male.

[Honest Nigerian]

I missed it?
No mention of them experiencing the togetherness of clot-shots?
Those injections seem to promote or re-awaken cancers.

[x]

Three’s Company reboot: Alan Hamel as Mr. Roper continually being disturbed by his ghostly tenants downstairs.

[Ann Archy]

Nice story. But Somers is now Summers that the daughter in law has.......weird.

[Sirius Lee]

A lasting marriage in hollywood. Hopefully they’ll meet again.

[JZelle]

Wait until she pulls up in a white t-bird.

[Tell It Right]

If he's that concerned he needs to call the law.

[al baby]

How dare you well I, should not expect anything less from a freeper assumeing the gender of someone... typical of you ilk

[FamiliarFace]

All in an effort to confuse the masses.

[al baby]

‘When she left the clinic I didn’t want to take an airplane home in case the flight was canceled so we hired a medical transport team and they came with the Mercedes sprinter which was huge with beds, chairs, a small fridge, a TV and two drivers so the car would never stop except for gasoline. That’s how we drove from Chicago to Palm Springs where Suzanne spent her final days.’

I wonder what that costs

[SheepWhisperer]

How many read of their relationship and say; “I wish I had a love like this in my life”?

Best wishes to him and healing in his loss.

Suzanne was a class act.

[FamiliarFace]

I think it’s a pretty neat love story, especially by today’s standards. Seems like no one in Hollywood takes their vows very seriously, but these two really meant it.