Posted on 04/17/2020 9:52:18 PM PDT by L.A.Justice
Suzanne Somers isn't shy about what activities she's been up to during the coronavirus pandemic.
The 73-year-old has been hosting a regular Facebook Live cocktail hour to stay connected to her fans and recently told Page Six's "We Hear" podcast that she's also been having sex "most days, and the position is not photographable.”
Apparently, Somers and her husband of over 40 years, Alan Hamel, can't get enough of each other.
“I have a husband who I inject every Tuesday with testosterone and Wednesday’s a very good day. We have found a way. My girlfriends go, ‘You do not have sex twice a day.’ It’s no forced march," she explained.
"I’m in the mood. He’s in the mood. Sometimes it’s once a day. Sometimes later in the day, you’re in the mood again because what are you going to do during this pandemic?” Somers added.
In their downtime, the couple loves enjoying a libation, especially while they are bunkered down at home.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Somers expressed her desire to pose for Playboy a few weeks ago...However, there is no longer a printed version of Playboy...
Nobody wants to hear about the sex life of old people.
And that includes old people.
I like that gal. Not only is she pro-Trump, but she knows that recourse to life’s traditional pleasures is a way to combat the burden of its reverses and worries.
I have the July, 1967 edition of Playboy, in pristine condition.
I wonder if it’s worth anything.
lol
How did she get stung by so many wasps in the face??
Seriously, modern technology has not evolved all that quickly when it comes to plastic surgery
Way to go Crissie!
Is there life after sex? Well I guess so, I’m 68 and I’m still here. Bwaaahaaaaa!
Glenn Miller... “in the mood”.
Great song.
TMI, Chrissie.
“The 73-year-old has been hosting a regular Facebook Live cocktail hour to stay connected to her fans...”
Who are every bit as old as she is - most of them think sex is the number between five and seven...
I have the July, 1967 edition of Playboy, in pristine condition.
I wonder if it’s worth anything.
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It should be worth a lot of money...
Remember, there is no more printed version of PLAYBOY...
Many famous people posed for PLAYBOY...
By the way, LA Central Library once had PLAYBOY on microfilm...I am not really sure that is still the case...
Why so coy and indirect?! Is she being passive-aggressive?
How about simply coming out and baldly stating, "Look, at our age, it's obviously *impossible* to achieve and maintain an adequate erection enabling penetration and full-on coitus on a daily basis - at least, not without the use of prescription drugs, penile implants, and the like. Instead, we simply engage in a little casual foreplay that rarely extends beyond, e.g., mutual masturbation."
Then there'd be no uncertainty as to what she actually means, and people could get on with their lives.
Regards,
She could even more baldly say: “We lost interest in our early fifties - like everybody else - but we talk big to to keep the media attention coming our way.” :)
Thanks for the link. Mr Miller died going to entertain the troop in France in WWII. I’m sure you know that and back then our entertainers were real patriots, not the scum and trash we have now. Regards.
I always think of “In The Mood” as the US emotional response to Pearl Harbor.
Whatever.
Suzanne was a big USO gal too in the early 80’s.
Some people, even in Hollywood, do care.
I think she went over to Vietnam with Bob Hope once, I’m not sure. Maybe there’s a few left in Hollywierd but they’ll never get me back. Eddie Albert won the Congressional Medal of Honor. I don’t see anything out there now that will ever come close. Plus I liked a lot of big band stuff and jitter bug. It’s just me.
She always reminded me of a soaking wet poodle. Never cared for her.
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