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        <title><![CDATA[Suzanne Somers holds Facebook Live happy hour from home bar]]></title>
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        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Going to bars is banned, but <strong>Suzanne Somers</strong> and her husband have opened their own hot spot at home — for virtual cocktail parties.</p><p>But they’ve been doing it well before <strong>the coronavirus outbreak</strong>: “My husband [Alan Hamel] and I have a wonderful ritual several nights a week … We meet at our outdoor bar, which we have called Big Al’s Bar,” she told us.</p><p>The star said that the couple, married since 1977, hosts a Facebook Live show from Big Al’s at their Palm Springs, Calif., home once or twice a week for followers.</p><p>She figures of the video meet-ups, “Why should that stop? Especially in today’s world with the Internet and technology. So we invite our family, grown children and grandchildren to join us by FaceTime … It’s very connecting and uplifting, and good for taking away loneliness … We’ve come to look forward to it.”</p><p>The parties also help with self-care during social distancing. “Instead of schlumping — my word — I fix my hair, I put on some makeup and wear a favorite outfit,” Somers, 73, said.</p><p>She’s having another video cocktail this week, and “I highly recommend it … I would love everybody in the world to try this. What the world needs now is love, sweet love!”</p>]]></content:encoded>
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