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    Los Angeles, California is the site of Lindsay Jean Wagner’s birth on June 22, 1949. She had early encouragement to follow her passion for the performing arts as a result of her upbringing in a creative and artistic household.

    At the age of seven, she and her mother relocated to Portland, Oregon, after her parents’ divorce. Wagner was a cheerleader and theater major at David Douglas High School.

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    A total of four marriages have ended in Lindsay Wagner’s divorce. She raised two boys, Alex and Dorian. Regardless of the challenges she has faced in her personal life, she has maintained her status as a revered figure in the entertainment industry.

    Her talent and commitment to making a positive difference in the world continue to inspire admirers.

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