Suzanne Somers managed to capture the moment an intruder entered her property during a Facebook Live video on Friday evening.
The 74-year-old actress was filming a makeup tutorial from her house in Palm Springs when she sensed that someone unfamiliar had made their way onto their grounds.
Her husband, Alan Hamel, reassured his wife that no one was there and stated, ‘it’s just a frog.’
Close call: Suzanne Somers captured the moment an intruder entered her property while filming a Facebook Live video on Friday evening
After hearing more noises, she turned to her left and viewed the intruder, who remained off-camera during the video.
The actress greeted the individual, who remarked that he was ‘terrified’ of something.
When she pressed for further information, the intruder stated ‘I’m not even sure…there were ghosts following me.’
Somers then asked for his name, and the individual identified himself as Aaron Carpenter before inquiring if she had ever heard of him.
Spooky stuff: The intruder, who identified himself as Aaron Carpenter, remarked that he had entered the property because ‘there were ghosts following me’
Creepy: Carpenter then asked Somers if she had ever heard of him, and she replied negatively
After Carpenter explained how he had been led to the actress’ residence by a friend, she told him that he shouldn’t have entered the property, which her 84-year-old husband reiterated.
When the intruder remarked that he was ‘not a scary person whatsoever,’ the author repeated that he needed to leave.
After Carpenter apologized for showing up out of nowhere, the couple advised him to go back the way he came.
The intruder then noted that he had brought them a ‘gift,’ which they promptly refused.
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Two on one: Somers’ husband Alan Hamel was also present for the home invasion; the couple is seen at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in 2019
Carpenter finally remarked ‘God bless you’ before leaving the property, and Somers gave a worried look to the camera before continuing with her video.
Later, Hamel confirmed that the intruder was no longer in the vicinity, and the actress expressed that she would be calling the police.
After the incident, Somers told Page Six more about the incident.
‘I was expecting dinner guests; that’s why I was so friendly at first. [But] when he came closer, he barely had any clothes on,’ Somers said.
She said the man was wearing ‘flip flops or a bathing suit, or a bikini.’
Somers didn’t appear to be threatened. saying ‘the great thing is that he was almost naked so I could see he didn’t have anything, he didn’t have a weapon.’
Hamel agreed: ‘This guy obviously got lost… He was odd, he was very odd. But he wasn’t threatening — like get whatever you have to defend yourself and head for the hills.’
The police later caught up the intruder and told him not to trespass on private property.
Somers and Hamel put the house up for sale long before the incident for $8.5 million, ready to say goodbye to the home they bought for $420,000 back in 1977.
Main role: The actress is widely known for her portrayal of Chrissy Snow on the classic ABC sitcom Three’s Company; she is seen with costars Joyce Dewitt and John Ritter in 1978
Somers is best known for her role as Chrissy Snow on the ABC sitcom Three’s Company, which ran from 1977 until 1984.
She was also featured in another ABC sitcom entitled Step By Step, where she portrayed beautician Carol Foster-Lambert.
In 2015, the actress appeared on the 20th season of Dancing With The Stars, where she and her dancing partner Tony Dovolani placed ninth overall.
Keeping it going: The actress later appeared in another ABC sitcom entitled Step By Step; she is pictured in 1979