Suzanne Somers' husband Alan Hamel surprises her with a romantic birthday gift

Suzanne Somers' husband gifted her a heartfelt love poem wrapped in pink peonies before her death on her birthday.

Suzanne Somers' husband, Alan Hamel, gave her a beautiful and heartfelt early birthday present before her passing on Sunday morning. According to an insider, Hamel gifted the beloved "Three's Company" star with a handwritten love poem that was wrapped in her favorite pink peonies. Somers died one day before what would have been her 77th birthday after a long battle with breast cancer. The actress read the poem, went to bed, and peacefully passed away in her sleep.

The romantic poem, as shared by an outlet, expressed Hamel's deep love for Somers. He described his love for her as something that couldn't be captured in words or actions. Even the scholars of the Oxford University Press had failed to find a single word to describe it. Hamel referred to their love as "us," a uniquely wonderful and indescribable bond.

A friend of Somers also confirmed that her loving spouse was by her side when she passed away. R. Couri Hay, Somers' longtime publicist, confirmed her passing and shared that she had survived an aggressive form of breast cancer for over 23 years. Hay stated that Somers was surrounded by her husband, son, and immediate family during her final moments.

Somers' family and friends had planned to gather on her birthday to celebrate, but instead, they will now honor her extraordinary life. They expressed gratitude to her millions of fans and followers who loved her dearly. A private family burial will take place in the following week, with a memorial scheduled for next month.

Somers and Hamel first met in 1969 on the show "Anniversary Game" and got married in 1977. They had children together and Somers also had a son from her previous marriage. She was also a stepmother to Hamel's children from his previous marriage and a grandmother to six grandchildren.