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Suzanne Somers opened up on relationship with ‘Three’s Company’ co-star Joyce DeWitt before she passed away – here’s what happened

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Beloved Three’s Company star Suzanne Somers passed away following decades long canc3r battle.

The relationship between Suzanne and fellow co-star Joyce DeWitt was a rocky one and the two turned into enemies. Sadly, they didn’t manage to make things right for a very long time.

Eventually, they reunited, but it took them years to do so. Before her passing, Suzanne opened up about her relationship with Joyce.

“It’s not easy growing up with an alcoholic,” she shared.

“We all have moments where your life can fall apart, or you can use it like judo — using forward energy to win, making the negative work for you,” she said.

Her life took a different turn when she started college, Lone Mountain College, which today is the University of San Francisco.

During that time, she was forced to drop out of university because she learned she was pregnant.

Suzanne and the father of her child married and welcomed son Bruce Jr. At one point, they almost lost Bruce Jr. in a car cra:sh.

Suzanne’s life continued to change when she got a small role in George Lucas’ film American Graffiti. “This is a life-changing moment. Five seconds on film that will never be forgotten,” she said, adding that Lucas told her, “Everybody will always remember the mysterious blonde in the Thunderbird.”

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