Suzanne Somers Remembered for Her "Joyous" Appearances on WWHL and MDLLA
MDDLA's Josh Flagg and WWHL host Andy Cohen remembered the late TV star after her passing earlier this month following a cancer battle.
In the days since it was confirmed that Suzanne Somers passed away at the age of 76 following a lengthy battle with breast cancer, those who knew her over the years have remembered the legendary TV star for her "joyous" contributions to their lives as well as to pop culture.
Suzanne Somers Passes Away After Cancer Battle
The actress passed away on Oct. 15 at her home in California after a two decade battle with breast cancer. She was 76.
"Her family was gathered to celebrate her 77th birthday on October 16th," her publicist R. Couri Hay said in a statement to E! News. "Instead, they will celebrate her extraordinary life, and want to thank her millions of fans and followers who loved her dearly."
In addition to her memorable turns on sitcoms including Three's Company and Step by Step, Somers also appeared on several Bravo series, including Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
MDLLA's Josh Flagg Remembers Suzanne Somers
Suzanne Somers appeared on Season 13 of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles. During her appearance on the series, Josh Flagg met up with the iconic sitcom star to discuss the possibility of selling her home in Palm Springs.
Following her passing, Josh shared an exclusive statement with The Daily Dish in which he recalled his time with her: “Suzanne was a titan. Not only was she talented but she was an amazing entrepreneur who was equally successful in that field. I was very fond of her and she will be missed by many.”
WWHL Host Andy Cohen Remembers Suzanne Somers
A tribute was shared to the late actress alongside a series of photos of Somers from her multiple appearances on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen from over the years: "Rest in peace, Suzanne Somers. From her days on the iconic sitcom Three's Company to her joyous moments in the WWHL Clubhouse, she always brightened our lives. She will be deeply missed."
Andy added in the comments: "WE LOVED SUZANNE."
The Radio Andy Instagram account also paid tribute to the actress, writing, "Remembering the legendary Suzanne Somers. Thank you for all the laughs. May she rest in peace."
Somers was also remembered by several other Bravolebs including Garcelle Beauvais, as well as Dorinda Medley, Taylor Armstrong, and Margaret Josephs.
