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Robert Wagner shares rare pic with Natalie Wood’s lookalike daughter Natasha

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Bueno, A. (2026, October 9). Robert Wagner shares rare pic with Natalie Wood’s lookalike daughter Natasha. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/08/celebrity-news/robert-wagner-shares-rare-pic-with-natalie-woods-lookalike-daughter-natasha/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-09 · by Antoinette Bueno

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Robert Wagner, aged 96, posted a rare photograph on Instagram celebrating Natasha Gregson-Wagner’s 56th birthday, who resembles her late mother Natalie Wood. The picture was taken at a restaurant and includes a heartfelt message from Wagner to his stepdaughter. Natasha is the daughter of Natalie Wood and her first husband Richard Gregson, legally adopted by Wagner after he remarried Wood in 1972.
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Robert Wagner, the 96-year-old actor best known for "Austin Powers," shared a rare Instagram photo with Natasha Gregson-Wagner, the eldest daughter of the late actress Natalie Wood. Natasha, who bears a strong resemblance to her mother, celebrated her 56th birthday on September 29. In the picture, Natasha and Wagner are seen smiling at each other during a restaurant outing.

Wagner expressed his pride in Natasha in an Instagram post, writing, "Please join me in wishing a very Happy Birthday to my wonderful daughter, Natasha. Jill and I are so proud of the woman you are and the joy, laughter, and love you bring into our lives." Wagner legally adopted Natasha after he remarried her mother Natalie Wood in 1972.

Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner had previously divorced in 1962 but reconciled a decade later. They shared two daughters: Courtney, born in 1969, and Natasha, born in 1970. Wood tragically died in 1981 after her boat capsized off Catalina Island, an incident that remains under investigation.

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Wagner ORG · 10× Natasha PERSON · 6× Wood PERSON · 6× Natalie Wood PERSON · 2× British NORP · 1× Courtney PERSON · 1× Jill PERSON · 1× Katie PERSON · 1× Richard Gregson PERSON · 1× Robert Wagner PERSON · 1×

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Detective Ralph Hernandez declared Wagner a person of interest in 2018 after interviewing witnesses who claimed the actress had been arguing with her husband at the edge of their boat before she disappeared.
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🔮 “If additional leads surface in the future, which have not already been investigated, the case will be reassigned to a detective to investigate the new leads,” his statement continued.

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Robert Wagner posted a rare snap with the late Natalie Wood’s eldest daughter, Natasha, who looks strikingly like the iconic actress. asserted
who → post → actress
The “Austin Powers” star, 96, Instagrammed the pic in honor of Natasha’s 56th birthday on Sept. 29. asserted
star → instagramme → Sept.
Natasha, sporting a brunette bob with bangs, grins at the camera while seated next to Wagner at a restaurant. asserted
Natasha → sport → restaurant
The legendary actor also flashed a smile, wearing a black suit jacket and a black shirt underneath. asserted
actor → flash → jacket
“Please join me in wishing a very Happy Birthday to my wonderful daughter, Natasha,” he wrote. asserted
he → join → daughter
“Jill [Wagner’s wife] and I are so proud of the woman you are and the joy, laughter, and love you bring into our lives. asserted
you → bring → lives
We love you and wish you the happiest of birthdays.” asserted
We → love → birthdays
Wood welcomed Natasha with her ex-husband, British producer Richard Gregson, in 1970, and she was later legally adopted by Wagner. asserted
she → welcome → Wagner
Wagner and Wood first married in 1957, but divorced in 1962, then got back together and remarried in 1972. asserted
Wagner → marry → 1972
The couple shared daughter Courtney, 52, and Wagner is also a dad to daughter Katie, 62, from his second marriage to actress Marion Marshall. asserted
Wagner → share → Marshall
He married actress Jill St. John in 1990, after Wood died in 1981. Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. asserted
Wood → marry → Daily
Wood tragically died at age 43 when she drowned while spending time with Wagner and actor Christopher Walken on Wagner’s yacht. asserted
she → die → yacht
The “West Side Story” star’s death was initially ruled an accident, but her death certificate was amended in 2012 to change her cause of death from drowning to “drowning and other undetermined factors.” asserted
certificate → rule → drowning
Detective Ralph Hernandez declared Wagner a person of interest in 2018 after interviewing witnesses who claimed the actress had been arguing with her husband at the edge of their boat before she disappeared. asserted
she → declare → boat
“All leads in the Natalie Wood case have been exhausted, and the case remains an open, unsolved case,” Lt. Hugo Reynaga told Page Six at the time. asserted
Reynaga → exhaust → time
“If additional leads surface in the future, which have not already been investigated, the case will be reassigned to a detective to investigate the new leads,” his statement continued. asserted
statement → surface → leads
Wood’s sister, Lana Wood, told The Post in 2021 that she always believed Wagner was responsible for Wood’s death. asserted
Wagner → tell → death
“I don’t believe it was premeditated,” Lana said. asserted
Lana → believe → ?
“But that doesn’t mean I don’t think he did it. asserted
he → mean → it
Of course he did!” asserted
he → do → ?
Natasha was just 11 years old when her mother died, but she told the Daily Mail last month that she had support from both her biological dad and her stepfather during the critical time. asserted
she → die → time
‘Luckily I had these two men, Daddy Gregson and Daddy Wagner, who came together and rose to the occasion and completely put me first,” she reflected. asserted
she → have → me
“They got me into therapy right away and I had that same amazing therapist here in Beverly Hills until my 20s,” she added. asserted
she → get → 20s
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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