Max B. Miller/Fotos International/Getty Robert Wagner is wishing a "happy heavenly birthday" to his late former wife, Marion Marshall Marshall was Wagner's second wife after Natalie Wood, whom he married in 1956, divorced in 1962, and remarried in 1972 The two had one daughter, Katie, and were together for about a decade before divorcing in 1971 Robert Wagneris wishing his late second wife, Marion Marshall, a "happy heavenly birthday." In an Instagram post published Jun 8, 2025, 95-year-old Wagner shared a throwback photo of the two, along with the caption: "Wishing a Happy Heavenly Birthday to my dear 2nd wife, Marion Marshall. She gave me our beautiful daughter, Katie, and blessed me with her wonderful sons, Peter and Josh. Remembering all the wonderful memories and thinking of Katie and Josh today." Marshall was an actress known for her roles in films such as 1949'sI Was a Male War Brideand 1952'sSailor Beware. She died in September 2018 at age 89. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Robert Wagner (@robertwagnerofficial) Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The actor — known for roles in television shows likeIt Takes a Thief,SwitchandHart to Hart— tied the knot with a teenage Natalie Wood in Scottsdale in 1956, earlier recalling to PEOPLE: "We were kids. She was the first big love of my life." The couple called it quits in 1961 and were officially divorced in 1962, at which point he began dating actress Marshall, before the two married in 1963. Wagner and Marshall had one daughter, Katie, and were together for about a decade before divorcing in 1971. Wagner and Wood then reconnected and were married again in 1972 on a boat off the coast of Malibu. They had a daughter together, Courtney, and also raised Natasha, Wood's daughter from a previous relationship, together. On Nov. 29, 1981, Wooddied in a tragic drowning accidentduring a boat trip to California's Catalina Island. Two months after Wood's death, Wagner — who, at the time, was juggling the filming ofHart to Hartand raising his three daughters — crossed paths with the actress Jill St. John, whom he had initiallymet in the 1950s, when they were both contract players at Fox. Hulton Archive/Getty After reconnecting, the two married in April 1990, and in 2007, they left Los Angeles behind for a quieter life in Aspen, Colo. Wagner and St. John recently celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary. On Monday, May 26, Wagner marked the occasion by sharing a touchingInstagram post. "35 years of love, laughter and partnership with my beautiful Jill. Every day by your side has been a blessing. Happy Anniversary, my love. 💕🍾," he wrote, alongside a montage of photos of the pair from over the years. As the slideshow kicks off, the message "I owe her everything 💕" flashes. Read the original article onPeople
