Suzanne Somers: "I'm not perfect" (one of her last interviews)

[@ReallyFamous]

Watch the uncut interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5CYoXmmfLmJp6s

[@alfredolopez4092]

Don't matter how much money you have , that is not what will keep you alive is God and love, she was a very good person and I learned a lot.. rl😢

[@hardwood7955]

envious about their love for each other...not many have that..she will be missed...Alan must be devastated..god bless

[@judd442009]

Suzanne Somers always seemed to be a "What You See Is What You Get" type of person, when interviewed. And this vulnerability also seemed to come across in the portrayals of her characters--an authenticity. I'll never forget when she was asked by Johnny Carson why she wrote her book of poems, and she replied, "To make money." This response stunned Johnny for a moment and then he said something like, "Well, that's an honest answer." It was a revealing moment for the world to see someone so honest and forthcoming--including Johnny.

[@sandysouthward3635]

I love the story you took the time to share! Thank you!

[@Joanne-i7q]

Poems don't make money.

[@joniheisenberg]

She is spot on about working for yourself.

[@jackie461]

Suzanne Somers had such charisma. I loved her voice, she commanded respect without being outwardly hostile. U just knew. What a tragedy that she is no longer here 🙏🏼👍💔

[@mandybradley3079]

She was as educated as any doctor., you can live longer without toxic drugs. I am a cancer patient and I refused after a second time. I’m alive 19 years later. I loved her books.

[@dln7994]

@mandybradley3079 - Tammy Faye Bakker lived for many years without treatment. Her children talked her into taking chemo treatments and that is when she really got sick and died. Tammy tried her best to get the word out that cancer treatments don't work. It's a billion dollar business giving people false hope.

[@nannem9716]

She was NOT "as educated as any doctor". Ridicuous statement.

[@tommy7fun]

Honest and so human. My heart goes out to her husband. RIP, Suzanne.

[@irenamoiseykina7724]

Really? So WHY some female fans just "don't notice" Alan, rushing to be closer to his wife?!

[@Joanne-i7q]

There is no such thing as "so human". You are human, or not. IT'S A Species.

[@Joanne-i7q]

Huh??? 😅​@@irenamoiseykina7724

[@dorothyedwards7225]

Awwweee❣🥰😪😍🥰💔💟💓💖💛 What an angel, a sweet, courageous, warrior, feminist woman hero!!! God Bless Suzanne!!! She was so open and vulnerable. Thank you Suzanne!!!

[@cristinazappala1049]

What a woman! Suzanne you will be missed.😢

[@deboramccallum3987]

@@cristinazappala1049 she was an honest robust caring woman And a good cook we miss her

[@marlindmcgowanjr3466]

I love the interview with Suzanne Somers she was a extraordinary woman funny bubbly personality a person to love rest in peace Suzanne Somers

[@sharonsantos1215]

She did not lose the battle, it was time for this warrior to go and rest....and be COMPLETELY HEALED...She fought a strong and winning fight....she lived long and fruitful....❤.....She was a super lovely wonderful role model.....and I thank God for the knowledge he gave her to share in her choices regarding cancer treatments.... My heart is sad.....but she now has peace and rest.....love this beautiful soul❤..... comfort and hugs to her family ❤️❤️🌹

[@texan903]

She didn't live long, dying at just 76, but everything else you said, I agree with.

[@hollystiener16]

She did battled and fought until the last few days, saying that she was going to beat this. Read what her husband and family has said.

[@Joanne-i7q]

Get over yourself, PR BOT. She died falling down that staircase. it left her with a broken neck and encephaly- water on the brain

[@winifredherman4214]

Edith Bunker. Great answer. Sweetest, kindest lady ever!

[@melbamartin2068]

Suzanne was as beautiful on the inside as the outside I miss her already Heaven celenrates their sweet.new Angel!

[@kathleenjones1399]

Admired Suzanne so much. She was a light in this world. So much fun and interesting. Best information in her books.

[@Kimlovesjesus101]

She was the best. ❤

[@blaircarnegie2738]

Appreciate Suzanne’s honesty. Not a lot of people get real ! Such a beautiful lady thru and thru !

[@irenamoiseykina7724]

So? Maybe it is not still that late? I mean to give your daughter the name "Suzanne"?

[@TeaPourSixFour]

You did a really lovely job. Great voice, grace, rapport, and questions. I’m finding this after reading her cookbook in my kitchen tonight and then checking her out online… I did not know that she had passed. 😢So spending time with you both in a “virtual real way” was very warming to my heart. Bless your life and bless her legacy.

[@ReallyFamous]

Thank you so much! She will be missed but definitely made an impression that will last long after she’s gone. Thank you for appreciating our talk!

[@trujustice8628]

Well done. Very sad at SS's passing and this was a nice peek into her.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Still Can't Believe She's Gone 😢,May She Rip & You Will Be Missed

[@TheTravelCollective]

Really good questions and Suzanne Somers was so gracious to be real ❤

[@andreiswhoiam]

Thank you Kara! \o/ Genuine Suzanne Somers validation!

[@nickbuchanan190]

Hi Kara! Loved your interview with our beloved Suzanne! I was and still am so devastated on her passing, but I also appreciate her courage and strength she had. She's truly an inspiration to me. I applaud her honesty and vulnerability. She really made me realize how precious and fragile life is, and even though I'm so sad she's gone, I am looking at it in such a different way now. I agree when she said all the negatives made her strong and were beneficial. Same with me. God bless her and her family, and thank you for this interview. I cried, but also enjoyed it. You have a great way with people. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@lisavalentine2697]

This is so sad about Suzanne Somers passing away prayers for the family I know she will be greatly Mass love watching her own freeze company❤😢

[@debbiesmithmcconnell9889]

She was An amazing woman. She will be Missed.

[@shelleywandro6832]

Loved this interview with Suzanne somors thanks so much xoxo

[@nancycowan7082]

I liked the honesty and humility!

[@WyattAdams-g1v]

Amazing! You will be missed dearly.

[@nshaver24]

I was wondering when was this interview? An amazing interview!……Nancy

[@nikkix2896]

Would love to see the entire interview

[@ReallyFamous]

Here’s the full uncut interview. It’s a podcast, so it’s audio. I wish I had the full video too, but we talked before I started doing videos of my entire podcast episodes. It’s riveting to listen to, though. Here’s a link: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/really-famous-with-kara-mayer-robinson/id1231521180?i=1000631443543

[@s.m.h.7480]

One of the things that I really related to about Suzanne Somers besides, her obvious, beauty and sense of humor is her laugh I dated someone for a very long time that had an almost identical laugh, genuine and wonderful to listen to when I made her happy and she laughed. It would fill my heart, so it was quite a connection mentally for me regarding Suzanne Somers. Also, I came from a very dysfunctional family with alcohol involved when I was very young, so I relate strongly with her about that as well Finally, I went to high school in the town that she was born in or her family lived in so quite a few things that make me relate to her and I offer my sincere condolences to her husband and family

[@Beanbug2061]

She played Chrissy Snow so well, I was shocked when I saw her in interviews and she sounded totally different lol loved her RIP MRS HAMEL

[@lucyhall6961]

Great interview...loved it.

[@r-anne7375]

I'm so glad to see this interview. I love her honesty and her pearls of wisdom. She was a very smart woman. I always stopped to watch when any interview with her was on. I'm so sorry she lost her battle, and I will miss miss her.

[@Joanne-i7q]

She did not "LOSE" anything. Death is a NORMAL part of the life cycle.

[@christopherramon-reid2000]

Thank you for this post 🙏

[@eva-nr2bs]

These were very good questions 👍

[@jako3214]

Omg I wanted MORE!! Fantastic interview. Amazing chemistry and flow you two had. Could blatantly tell she reeally liked you! Her verbal and esp non verbal confirmed that. Extra loved your question of who she wanted as celeb parents then her *response!! :D

[@terracelady]

Miss watching Suzanne and Alan on her you tube channel, this coming from another Suzanne 🥰

[@shugapantz8743]

I loved all of them from 3 company’s- my favorite tv show ❤️made me laugh so much❤️

[@hasup9958]

Rip ⚘️ 🌷 🙏 suezzan somers 😢😢😢😢😢😢❤

[@JasonLandsdown-ss3ew]

She was very pure and honest and direct and she had such wonderful insight to offer.

[@jamesmonahanmusic]

An actress who has gone to artist's paradise. ❤❤❤❤😢 I WANT YOU TO KNOW ME (C)2006 ❤❤❤❤

[@Quantum3691]

She maintained a youthful outlook on life for her advanced age. Grew up watching her on 3 's Company.

[@PATRICIAOWENS-fu5xo]

The person who wrote the negative response about doctor education was not neecessary the person meant Suzanne so much smarter than a lot of people on a special level. She was and is very very special and will be missed for ever !!!

[@DavidLee-xi1of]

RIP Susanne. Thanks for years of entertainment. We loved you.

[@elizabethwilk9615]

Great interview

[@asprelskcalling1151]

Love this one❤

[@angelaedde5795]

Suzanne...❤❤❤🙏

[@cheeneeusa]

Too short Kara - wanted you to keep asking more great questions

[@tallspaniard1]

Sommers will be missed , she was much better actor and comedian than she thought she was . 3 is company was never ever the same after she left ….. Real Person with good inner qualities ❤️. Will miss her greatly .

[@gonziface]

She was a true beauty! ❤

[@Anotherhisandhers]

The part about her husband was so touching. I did tear up. It is kind of odd to say out loud now but hearing her say her pet peeve, made me realize that bugs me so much as well. Such a sweet soul and she will be missed. May she rest in peace.

[@sandysouthward3635]

Great video!!!!😊

[@jamalselesi182]

R.I.P. Suzanne Somers

[@oscarjimenez7685]

Suzanne Somers seemed like a genuinely nice person in all of her televised interviews. I've kept Suzanne and her family in my prayers since her passing last week. Rest in peace, Suzanne Somers. ❤️

[@BernadetteKearns-cq9vr]

Suzanne was a very smart woman! Beautiful voice and a beautiful woman! RIP Suzanne!

[@bb.cute.channel]

Please post the full video interview here. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@chem3066]

I can’t help but think they had a codependent type relationship

[@deebigelow6082]

Seems like her n hubby were always together. Wow. I would of felt smothered. To each his own Thanks for caring about what we think. I love Suzanne. I think the cast at three company alienated her for being strong and saying, hey I deserve equal pay. Three was not compatible company. Three was a crowd.

[@paulcosta8930]

I loved Threes Company. Welcome to heaven Suzanne.🙏

[@artiste335]

I would love to know the exact date of this interview.

[@adamk8197]

me too. I think her facebook lives were more recent

[@camillamartz8179]

She was herself. Being human being and making mistakes. She was way ahead of her time. She lived and learned.

[@hrh-xj4fh]

Got to give her props....personally i belive in a combo of alternative and western medicine...i think both have thier place to help u mediciacally in tandem...that being said..u can say she was not a snake olil salesman...she truly beleived in what she spoke....i respect that..especially today...agree with her or not she was genuine in her beliefs

[@MrPoetSpeak]

The tiles of life keep rearranging themselves, she thought. A different picture today, a different picture tomorrow. Only love holds it all together. We must be prepared to live and die for love. There is nothing else. Susan Corelli in "Bridgit the Model"

[@Over-for-now]

She was so brave to research health and go against some arrogant doctors. Nothing irritates me more than arrogant doctors because l have never received real help from doctors and none of my relatives have received good help from doctors

[@laurastone6578]

WHEN was this interview?

[@shaylawatson1244]

I know this off topic but she looks like ava devine in this interview

[@daisydukes8252]

Wasn’t Alan Hamel already married when he and Suzanne moved in together?

[@marysmarsh66]

❤ Suzanne honesty is a lost art. Remember this woman came from a humble background and gosh she went far and so far in heaven. Thank you Suzanne for making this world a better place

[@stavros333]

isn't just what you do but what you don't do. Not just what you did but how you did it. Not just what you said but how you said it. Love is so simple yet the simple make it so hard. Love Is full of knowledge yet even the smart don't get it. Love doesn't cost a fortune yet fortunes are spent trying to gain it. Love does demand of you yet you are not willing to sacrifice for it. Those who only seek what love can give and do for them, do nothing for love and others and in such selfish pursuit, in turn rob themselves of love's best gift. Make this year the year you seek to sow love and not just reap it. Be love and not just think it. Do love and not just say it. Talk love and just don't fake it. Seek love and just don't chase it. Embrace it but don't enslave it, share it but don't dare boast in it. Enjoy it but don't abuse it. Free it and watch it come back. Invest in it and watch it pay back. Wash your life in it, light your darkness with it, eat your food with it conduct your business with it and above all else Serve God in it. For whatever love is and is not, it's all of, for and From Him. He is LOVE! " By Steven Gooden

[@acdcmiami]

I feel sad for her son. She always puts her husband as number one and publicly says so. She even said her husband was the best thing that happened to her.

[@Pedroism]

Business stand point yes

[@adamk8197]

I noticed that too. Most mothers would say their children.

[@Crimetales123]

She's just being honest. She loved him.

[@mrsmack5808]

Saying her husband was the best thing that happened to her isn't a shot at her son. A spouse is someone you choose over and over again to love and forgive and they should be (aside from God, your number 1). They are literally your other half. You are incomplete without them. Children are wonderful and beautiful and valuable but the relationship is different. Children are meant to be this living legacy of who you and your spouse are and raised them to be.

[@acdcmiami]

@@mrsmack5808 A child is a gift from god, irreplaceable and the best blessing a fortunate woman can have. Husbands are replaceable as was the father of Bruce. Statistics say that 50% of marriages end in divorce and I assume a remaining 35% are unhappily married.

[@brkitdwn]

This is not recent

[@asturiasceltic3183]

I hate it when people say "they are not perfect." I never ever thought they were perfect in the first place. I only think animals and horses like Barbaro, the beloved Kentucky Derby winner, are perfect. No human EVER..

[@marcelinoperez2926]

agreed !

[@tinkerbell5886]

Love her she was great actor she is sadly miss.she was so fun to watch on tv.may she rest in peace. God Bless she has her angle wings.❤❤

[@JCX-9]

It’s amazing her husband is way older yet he outlived her.

[@lindadoss1055]

Three's Company was such a sort part of her life. I am more connnected to her videos and later accomplishments. I did like her role in Three's Company though. Comedy usually is not my thing.

[@Joanne-i7q]

The accident , which broke her neck . She begged her family to install a railing on that hazardous stair case . They didn't. Suzanne said this herself, she said that she was "wrestling with her husband, at the top if the stairs " ---and nobody finds that concerning???

[@TheeJohnnyBravo]

*She fought breast cancer for 23 years, perhaps we should have done something about it 22 years earlier*

[@SuperOceanfront1]

I can't believe she said that she wants to know Benjamin Netanyahu better! Of all people!

[@tylerjones2695]

Shouldn't one of the high points of her life have been having her son

[@lizgaines4571]

When was this interview done?

[@niccocobb2199]

She was even awkward in highschool!!

[@dln7994]

I always liked her but one thing bothered me about her. She talks about how crazy she was about her husband, yet she broke up his marriage. What if his wife felt the same way as she did about him? Very cruel to do that to someone not to mention self centered. It ruined her image for me.

[@undersixty]

I wonder what Suzanne would say about Netanyahu now that the Israeli/Gaza war has started.

[@bornstandin]

Dinner with Netanyahu. Enough said.

[@Valentino22231]

Real honest interview….questions were helpful in connecting with Suzanne on a more personal level vs celebrity. Discovered I like Ms Somers a lot more after this interview because of her responses. Appreciate how she turned a lemon (fired from 3’s company) into her own lane by reinventing herself many times and staying relevant. I saw her interview with Joyce Dewitt after many years of not seeing each other. Very moving and she owned her role in her mistake. Class act. RIP Ms Somers…..your celebrity will live forever.

[@johannebernier3089]

I have read that its John and Joyce who abruptly stopped talking to suzanne. Not the other way around. I'll rewatch dewitt somers reunion.

[@Valentino22231]

Great call out… I think I came across that too. I imagine it was difficult for Joyce and John to remain loyal to Suzanne and deal with the environment of work and the abruptness on her departure. No winners in a situation like this. In her reunion with Joyce, I could see her regret and happiness on connecting with Joyce again and sorrow for not getting with John before he passed. She was the antithesis of Chrissy Snow. Class, intelligent, confident , and real. I am rewatching her videos and impressed with her body of work and relevance as an entertainer! Cheers!

[@applekarma]

I've always loved Suzanne Somers and her ability to think for herself. But she lost me at wanting to get to know Benjamin Netanyahu better. Total surprise and disappointment.

[@micheleemcdaniel389]

You should have said: "What is the lowest point you are willing to talk about."

[@sunlightprism]

One of his last interviews. It's a dude, many celebrities are gender inverted.

[@terracelady]

I think her low point when she hurt her husband is when she fou d out she was pregnant by him and he wasn't divorced yet so she had an abortion without consulting him and letting him and letting hin know she was pregnant

[@kellywebster6428]

Maybe that’s it. I think I read she cheated on him.

[@lynj9088]

How about John Travolta... He is such an INTERESTING, HONEST, TRUSTWORTHY, INTELLIGENT, UPLIFTING man who loves his family, friends and his life!!

[@donnadiggs8430]

Edith bunker

[@derrickbraithwaite-mais8469]

🥹🥹🥹🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿😡😡😡🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Joanne-i7q]

Death is a normal part of the life cycle. Can YOU please grow up, and stop saying, "They lost the battle"??! this is extremely negative language . When you're gone, do you want people to broadcast "Jane Smith LOST THE BATTLE". ??

[@Robindalmiras]

I really love her and have respected her. Surprised she liked Netanyahu as many don’t like him at all. Too far right for me. He’s going to be the downside of the Jewish people. IMHO

[@stumack9755]

edith bunker 😂 talk about a dumb person...which Sue said she doesn't like.

[@bonniel4325]

Oooh, netanyahu? He's been bloodthirsty to wipe out the Palestinians from day one. His slanderous propaganda got Rabin assassinated. Yuck, he must be a great con to charm Suzanne and her husband.

[@paulbrown3455]

Wish she had been honest about plastic surgery...