‘I miss her everyday’ Hollywood actor from the 50s honours his late wife on social media

Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood’s relationship was one of Hollywood’s most captivating love stories. Their romance began when Wood, then a rising star, and Wagner, already a well-established actor, met in the early 1950s. Their first encounter was at a studio when Wood was just 18 years old. The spark was instant, and they soon became one of Hollywood’s golden couples.

They married in 1957, but their relationship was fraught with challenges. In 1962, they divorced, citing career pressures and personal differences. However, love brought them back together, and they remarried in 1972. Their second marriage seemed stronger, filled with renewed commitment and love.

They had a daughter, Courtney Wagner, who was born in 1974, and together they formed a blended family with Wood’s daughter, Natasha, from her previous marriage.

The Tragic Night: Natalie Wood’s Mysterious Death
The tragic and mysterious death of Natalie Wood in 1981 remains one of Hollywood’s most perplexing and talked-about cases. On November 29, 1981, Wood, Wagner, and actor Christopher Walken were on Wagner’s yacht, Splendour, near Santa Catalina Island off the coast of California. The events of that night have been subject to much speculation and controversy.

According to initial reports, Wood went missing after having a heated argument with Wagner. Her body was found floating in the water the next morning. The cause of death was initially ruled as accidental drowning, possibly exacerbated by alcohol consumption. However, inconsistencies in the accounts of that night and subsequent revelations have kept the case alive in the public consciousness.

In 2011, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department reopened the investigation, citing new information. The coroner amended Wood’s death certificate in 2012 to change the cause of death from “accidental drowning” to “drowning and other undetermined factors,” noting bruises on her body that suggested she might have been injured before she entered the water.

Wagner, now 94, has consistently denied any involvement in Wood’s death. Despite being named a “person of interest” in 2018, he has not been charged, and the case remains unresolved.

Honoring Her Memory: Robert Wagner’s Recent Instagram Post
Despite the tragic end to their love story, Wagner has never shied away from expressing his enduring love and respect for Natalie Wood. On what would have been their anniversary this year, Wagner posted a heartfelt tribute to Wood on Instagram. The post featured a vintage photograph of the couple in a tender embrace, radiating the love they shared. His caption read:

“Today marks the anniversary of the day I married the love of my life, Natalie. She was a beautiful soul, a phenomenal actress, and a wonderful mother. Her spirit lives on in our hearts and memories. I miss her every day.”

900-Pound Horse Trapped in Mud – Owner Stays by His Side for Three Grueling Hours

A Mother’s Love and Determination Save a 900-Pound Horse from a Muddy Trap

How far would you go for someone you love? For Nicole Graham from Melbourne, Australia, the answer was clear: as far as it takes.

Nicole, an experienced horse owner with 10 horses, was out for an afternoon ride with her daughter Paris when their peaceful outing took a terrifying turn. Both horses unexpectedly became trapped in thick mud. Nicole managed to free her daughter’s horse, but Astro, her 900-pound, 17-year-old companion, remained hopelessly stuck.

As Astro struggled to free himself, he sank even deeper. With no other option, Nicole stayed by his side, keeping him calm and comforting him as they waited for help. For over three exhausting hours, Nicole clung to Astro, refusing to leave him alone in his distress.

When rescue teams finally arrived, a veterinarian administered sedatives to Astro, allowing the team to attach a harness and carefully pull him out using a tractor. After an intense effort, Astro was finally freed.

Reflecting on the harrowing experience, Nicole told The Geelong Advertiser: “It was terrifying. It was heartbreaking to see my horse exhausted and struggling. I’ve been riding here for 20 years and never had an issue. I never realized it was so boggy.”

One firefighter described the mud as behaving like quicksand, highlighting the dangerous conditions. Veterinarian Stacey Sullivan, who treated Astro for dehydration and sore muscles, praised Nicole’s dedication: “A lot of horses don’t make it in situations like this. Without the owner’s presence, the chances of survival would have been much lower.”