DEAR STACY: At my book club, someone said that Suzanne Somers claims she and her husband have sex twice a day. Any truth to this? — Wendy J., St. Paul, Minn.

DEAR WENDY: Of course I have no way of verifying this claim, but I can confirm that she made it, while guesting on "The Talk" last October. She also noted that she and hubby Alan Hamel are each tanking hormones. Hey Suzanne, TMI.

DEAR STACY: Is "Parenthood" patriarch Craig T. Nelson currently married? I always enjoy his acting, back to the "Coach" and "Poltergeist" years. — B.E., Chattanooga, Tenn.

DEAR B.E.: Yes, he's been wed to second wife, Doria, a karate instructor, since 1987. He once confessed that he was better about doing chores in his second marriage: "When you are married to a karate black belt, you don't wait to be asked to make dinner and take out the garbage."

DEAR STACY: Whatever became of the "other" Angel of the original "Charlie's Angels" series, Shelley Hack? — Bonnie T., Warren, Ohio

DEAR BONNIE: Hack retired from acting in 1997. She then established her international Shelley Hack Media Consultancy company, which undertook projects such as aiding the transition of Bosnian state television into a public broadcasting entity. She worked on a campaign for Turkish-Armenian reconciliation through print and television. Now, she and her husband, Harry Winer (they have one daughter) are busy full-time producers, turning out projects such as the Hallmark Channel's "Lucky Christmas." I asked her a couple of years ago if she'd considered writing her own life story, and she just shrugged and said,"I don't think it's interesting enough."

DEAR STACY: What is the relation between Miranda Richardson and the late Natasha Richardson? — Bea N., Sacramento, Calif.

DEAR BEA: None. Miranda (Rita Skeeter in the "Harry Potter" movies) is the daughter of a marketing executive and a homemaker — and not not related to Britain's famed Richardson-Redgrave acting dynasty.