Suzanne Somers, 74, gives 50 pairs of her SHOES to charity

Suzanne Somers Alan Hamel stars actress donates

01.02.2021 - 20:06

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Suzanne Somers has donated a bunch of her clothes to charity.The 74-year-old actress' husband, Alan Hamel, has revealed his wife has had a clear out of her wardrobe, as the couple's $8.5 million Palm Springs pad is on the market.Suzanne gave the pieces, including more than 50 pairs of designer shoes, to Revivals - a thrift store which raises money for the Desert AIDS Project in the Coachella Valley.

Bye stuff:Suzanne Somers has donated a bunch of her clothes to charity. The 74-year-old actress' husband, Alan Hamel, has revealed his wife has had a clear out of her wardrobe, as the couple's $8.5 million Palm Springs pad is on the market.

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