Susan Saint James was spotted at some L.A. event looking vacant.
Susan Saint James was the celebrity commentator for WrestleMania 2 in 1986.
Susan also has five honorary degrees from Connecticut institutions.
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(Page 1 of 4) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsAlso opposite rock Hudson in McMillan and Wife. Always a class act, Susan will remain beautiful forever.
I think she looks anything but vacant given that she lost a child a few years back. Have some class tmz
She looks BEAUTIFUL! Just like me :)
She doesn't look vacant, maybe the writer of the caption is vacant.
This picture was taken on June 11th, 2008 in Hollywood, California.
One year ago last week.
I didn't know she lost a child! How horrible. My grandmother had to watch 3 of her 6 kids go before she finally went (and they were adults). She lost a little of her spark with every loss. Hope Susan has a supportive family. She looks really good.
Wait a minute,that's my house!:
Vacant my ass. Really nice to see Susan St.James again!
For 63 she is frigging hot! I would love to do her (and have her do me) all night long.
The guys who write the stories on this site are nuts. I think you do it just to get reactions. Her eyes are alive - much more than mine at the moment! She classy and beautiful. She's always handled herself with dignity. Glad to see her looking so happy. Miss her on tv.
I've seen your show and it confirmed that you're dumb idiots -- too ignorant for words. Doubt we'll be seeing much more of you by 2010, LOSERS
her young son died in a plane crash in 2004. her husband and another son survived but were seriously injured.
i think she's a remarkable lady. still looks amazing too! would like to see more of people like her rather than trash like "speidi".
vacant? this is just as bad as that stupid muffin top zac efron story.
I've met Susan through charity work - she is an incredibly strong, down-to-earth person whose 14-year-old son died in a plane crash a few years ago.. TMZ, clearly you have no shame.

















