Famous Snorers
If you are a snorer, you are in good company. Here is a sampling of famous snorers to make you feel better!
Not even celebrities are exempt from snoring. If only we all used the Anti-Snore Shirt, the evening would be a lot more peaceful!
Elizabeth Taylor
This historic and entertainment personality is also a loud snorer, perhaps this had a bearing on her relational troubles?
Ben Thomas
According to a friend, Roseanne’s beau has a terrible snoring problem. No conjugal bed for these two, the source also reveals he and Roseanne sleep in separate bedrooms.
Kathy Lee Gifford
The former daytime host, turned clothing designer, turned singer is allegedly married to a snorer…and football legend Frank Gifford.
Regis Philbin
It’s a good thing Reeg’s wife doesn’t have to get up early for Regis and Kelly, she’s reportedly kept up by her hubby's snoring so she seeks asylum in another bed.
David Arquette
Courtney Cox claims her Hollywood huband and former professional wrestler snores terribly.
Billy Connolly
This Scottish comedian has turned his nocturnal nightmare into a comical comedy. In his opening act he jokes about his snoring and tells true tales of using a CPA for his sleep apnea.
From Queens to Presidents, many well-known people throughout history are known to have had this nighttime nuisance.
Napoleon Bonaparte
The emperor of the French showed many of the typical snoring signs: he was obese, had a short, thick neck and was believed to have had a nasal blockage. Napoleon was known to fall asleep anywhere, including amongst a group of people. Oddly, there are no records to his snoring, yet history claims he did.
Winston Churchill
In his later years, this British Politician was quite badly overweight, drank his fair share of alcohol and enjoyed his cigars. All of which aggravated his snoring problem.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
FDR was a smoker and a known snorer. The thirty-second President of the United States suffered from hypertension and sleep apnea, both of which were thought to be factors contributing to his death.
Teddy Roosevelt
Theo was known not only as snorer, but one of deafening proportions. Like many of the others, he put on a lot of weight later in life. History has it that one time when he was in the hospital the other patients complained about the loud noise coming from his room. Sadly, he died in his sleep at only sixty.
Queen Victoria
Small in stature at only five foot two, she was anything but petite with a forty-six inch waist. Known to have insomnia; it was so bad that during carriage rides, her ladies in waiting were instructed to gently keep her awake by relocating pillows around to keep her from falling asleep and snoring in mid-day.
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