Susan Lucci Rocks Chic, ‘Slinky’ Dress For Reunion With Old College Friends

Susan Lucci showed up for a reunion with her college friends in a pink bodycon dress that kept people talking. Judging by Susan’s Instagram post, she and her old pals appeared to have had a good time as they toasted each other with champagne glasses. “Hey old friends. How lucky we are!!!” Susan’s caption read.

The short-sleeved mini dress went well with Susan’s blowout, which she kept in a side part with subtle curls cascading down to her shoulders. Her friends wore white pants, with one pairing hers with a red-patterned jacket, and the other a black-and-white striped top plus a pair of trainers.

Fans react to Susan Lucci’s reunion with her old friends

Susan’s followers found the trio delightful and complimented lasting friendship. “How Fun! You look Beautiful Enjoy with Great Friends!” a comment read. “So wonderful! Are these the friends that you wrote about in your book? From College?” someone else asked, referring to her 2011 memoir, All My Life.

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One of Susan’s friends, Johnson, rejoiced in the comments at how they brought their meeting to life amid busy schedules. “Great weekend! So much to do- and we got it done!!!” she wrote. Amid the praise and kind words, a critic accused Susan of getting facelifts, Botox and plastic surgery hence why she looks significantly younger than her friends.

Lucky to be alive

Following a life-threatening health scare in 2019, Susan has become more grateful about life and more careful about her well-being. She lives on a strict diet comprising fruits, vegetables, and healthy protein in order to maintain her heart. She also starts her day early to do Pilates multiple times a week to keep fit.

Having lost her husband, Helmut Huber, in 2022, she has refused to date again despite loved ones trying to set her up with someone new. Susan has been more focused on raising awareness about heart disease through initiatives like The American Heart Association, where she is the spokesperson for the “Go Red for Women Movement.”