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Official Cause Of Death: THIS Is What Suzanne Somers Died Of

Suzanne Somers passed away just before celebrating her 77th birthday. The actress had been battling breast cancer, a fact well-known to the public. Recently, the official cause of her demise has been disclosed.

Mourning for Suzanne Somers
The actress died in October
The cause of her passing has now been confirmed

TV icon Suzanne Somers (†) departed on October 15, 2023, at 76. The official cause of the actress's passing has finally been confirmed.

According to her obtained death certificate as reported by 'The Blast', Somers succumbed to breast cancer that had metastasized to her brain.

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This is what Suzanne Somers died of

The somber diagnosis on Somers' death certificate reads, "breast cancer with metastasis to the brain." However, an autopsy was not conducted. Additionally, hypertension and hydrocephalus played a role in her passing.

The beloved star of 'Jack of Hearts with Two Ladies' peacefully passed away at home after bravely battling cancer for a year. Just three days after her departure, Somers' close family, including her husband Alan Hamel and son Bruce Somers, marked her 77th birthday with heartfelt celebrations.

In a touching video shared on Suzanne's Instagram, the family expressed their gratitude: ""Thank you for the out-pouring of love and affection for Suzanne. So many of you have asked what you can do to support our family. The most comforting gesture for us is to hear how Suzanne affected all of your lives."