Natalie Wood Discovers Robert Wagner’s Affair – Shocking Revelation Unveiled!

The once fairy tale marriage of Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner, which captivated America, reportedly came crashing down when she caught him in a compromising situation with another man.

This astonishing disclosure is just one of the bombshells revealed in the latest installment of the popular podcast series Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood.

In this 12-part audio narrative, the journey of Wood from a young star to a Hollywood icon is chronicled, shedding light on compelling new evidence that hints at foul play in her demise.

Years of investigative journalism have culminated in this gripping series, with the initial three episodes now accessible for download on iTunes.

Lana Wood, Natalie's sister, recounted an exclusive account to the Fatal Voyage investigative team, expressing how Natalie appeared distressed and tearful when she walked in holding a cloth of some sort.

Witnessing her sibling in such distress was deeply unsettling for Lana, who remembered being asked to leave the room upon hearing of a terrible event leading to Natalie's decision to part ways with R.J.

Recalling the incident, Lana shared, “I was disturbed as a child to witness someone I idolized in such anguish.

It was later revealed that she had caught him with another person – another man!”

Natalie herself penned about the heart-wrenching moment in an unpublished memoir, obtained solely by Fatal Voyage.

She described the collapse of her marriage over a weekend in June 1961, refusing to elaborate further on the details that led to their separation.

Despite the tumultuous events, Wood and Wagner reconciled over a decade later in July 1972, only to face tragedy years down the line during a yacht trip with Christopher Walken in November 1981.

The circumstances surrounding Natalie's mysterious disappearance from their yacht, Splendour, off Catalina Island remain shrouded in uncertainty, with her lifeless body discovered hours later floating near the vessel.

Wagner's reluctance to engage with authorities, even after the case was reopened in 2011, raised suspicions, eventually prompting law enforcement to designate him as a “person of interest” in February.

Listeners can delve into the intriguing saga of Natalie Wood through the podcast “Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death Of Natalie Wood,” available on various platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Play.

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