Suzanne Somers, known for her roles in "Three's Company" and "Step by Step," found success in the fitness industry after being fired for asking for equal pay. She revolutionized infomercial history with the ThighMaster, paving the way for stars to do infomercials in the U.S. She described the satisfaction of comeuppance and reinvention, stating that she never needed a job again in Hollywood after her success with the ThighMaster and other ventures.
Suzanne Somers, the "Three's Company" star, died from breast cancer that had spread to her brain, according to her death certificate. The certificate also revealed she had hypertension and hydrocephalus. Somers, known for her comedic roles and marketing the ThighMaster, passed away at the age of 76 after battling aggressive breast cancer. She was buried in Cathedral City, California, with a more elaborate memorial planned for November.
Suzanne Somers, known for her role as Chrissy Snow on "Three's Company," was fired from the show after demanding equal pay and a percentage of profits. Undeterred, she went on to build a successful fitness brand centered around the ThighMaster, earning nearly $300 million from the device alone. Despite facing backlash and being labeled as "trouble," Somers persevered and became a powerful female voice in the industry. She passed away at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer.
Courteney Cox pays tribute to her late friend Suzanne Somers on what would have been her 77th birthday by sharing a throwback video on Instagram. In the video, Cox and Somers can be seen using the Thighmaster, a thigh-shaping device that Somers promoted in the 1990s. Cox expresses her love and condolences to Somers' family and reminisces about their friendship. Somers, known for her roles in sitcoms like Three's Company and Step By Step, passed away at the age of 76.
Suzanne Somers, best known for her role as a ditsy blonde on the sitcom "Three's Company," has passed away at the age of 76 due to breast cancer. After her time on the show, she built a successful health and diet business empire, notably with the ThighMaster. Despite her acrimonious contract negotiations with ABC, she remained recognizable through appearances in movies and television shows. Somers' business acumen was evident in her successful ventures, including the ThighMaster, which sold over 10 million units. She also wrote numerous books and promoted controversial methods such as bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Throughout her life, Somers embodied sex positivity and remained active in her career, even after being diagnosed with breast cancer over 20 years ago.
Sharon Stone, 65, showed off her sculpted legs in spandex shorts while working on an art project in her studio. The actress stays fit with Pilates, circuit training, and using a ThighMaster and wrist weights. She also incorporates movement throughout her day, including leg lifts and back kicks on set, and dancing to music. Sharon avoids processed foods and caffeine, but eats meat and dark chocolate and sugars her tea if she feels like it. She has celiac disease and doesn't eat gluten.
Sharon Stone, 65, showed off her sculpted legs in spandex shorts while working on an art project in her studio. The actress stays fit by doing Pilates, circuit training, and using a ThighMaster and wrist weights. She also makes it a point to move throughout her day and avoids processed foods and caffeine. Stone's dedication to fitness and healthy eating has helped her recover from a near-fatal stroke in 2001 and maintain her radiance.
