Suzanne Somers, TV Legend, Dead At 76 ...Middle East

Share “Three’s Company” is the TV series that made Suzanne Somers a household name, but she wound up being fired from the sitcom in 1981. However, her dismissal wasn’t because she was unable to perform, but rather because she was asking to be paid as much as her co-star, John Ritter. As chronicled by The Hollywood Reporter, Somers asked for her per-episode salary to be boosted from $30,000 to an astounding $150,000 to match her male coworker. In response, ABC offered her a $5,000 raise. Ultimately, Somers was fired from the series, her acting career hit the skids, and she relied on her role as the Thighmaster queen to keep her afloat in the interim. However, the actor will u

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