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Following a series of "odd things" happening at home, Suzanne Somers' widower, Alan Hamel, is beginning to believe that life doesn't end after death. The "Three's Company" icon passed away in October 2023 following a decades-long battle with breast cancer, but her spirit has visited Alan — or so he says.
In fact, he can't think of another explanation for all the oddities that have happened.
Click through to see what's been happening in Alan's home…
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Alan Hamel, Suzanne Somers' widower, told Page Six in January 2024, "Three things happened, the same day, that were very strange."
First, he said a bird came in through a window and seemed right at home.
"A hummingbird flew into our house and made the rounds in the kitchen and the living room and the dining room," he recalled. The flying friend then "hovered" in front of a framed picture of Alan and Suzanne and "landed on top and stayed there."
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Following the hummingbird incident, Alan Hamel — Suzanne Somers' husband of 46 years — told Page Six, the "fireplace started all by itself" and "some music came on by Suzanne's favorite composer."
"No one's ever heard of this guy," Alan told Page Six of the music maker.
Alan added that he can "feel" her laying beside him in bed too.
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"I'm a believer now that there is an afterlife. I'm convinced of it," Alan Hamel told Page Six. "I think there's something we don't understand. I think there's a plane somewhere… after we discard our bodies. We still have our soul. I think our soul is energy. The soul must go somewhere and do something."
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Since Suzanne Somers's passing one day before her 77th birthday in October 2023, her widower, Alan Hamel, 87, has leaned into their family for solace.
"The time when I'm with my family… and I have one of my moments when I have to leave, I go into the bedroom… I'm alone there. And I feel her presence. Once I interact with her presence, I go back and interact with the family. Her grandkids, one by one, have told me the same thing," he said. "I hope it's all true. It certainly makes the grieving process a lot easier."
The way Alan sees it, if Suzanne really is reaching out, the couple of 55 years will be reunited.
"We joked about [the afterlife] before she was sick, before the last chapter," he said. "We joked about when one of us passed, it would likely be me because I'm 10 years older."