The Bold and the Beautiful’s Jack Wagner is officially married to girlfriend Michelle Wolf.
Wolf confirmed the news on Saturday, May 31, writing via Instagram, “We did it!!!!!! MARRIED in front of our little family!!” The social media post featured photos from the couple’s big day, which appeared to have taken place earlier in the month.
Wagner, 65, has not posted about the nuptials — or Wolf — yet on his own account. Based on Wolf’s social media, the pair became Instagram official in 2021 after they started dating that same year.
Before exchanging vows with Wolf, Jack was married to Kristina Wagner from 1993 to 2006. They expanded their family with son Peter in 1990 and son Harrison in 1994. (Harrison died from an accidental drug overdose at age 27 in 2022.) In 2011, Jack discovered the existence of his then-23-year-old daughter, Kerry, who had been placed for adoption by her biological mother.
Social media posts from Jack’s wedding day showed Peter in attendance alongside Michelle’s daughter, Ornella.
In addition to Kristina, Jack was previously linked to his Bold and the Beautiful costar Ashley Jones and he was briefly engaged to Heather Locklear in 2011.
Jack exclusively revealed to Us Weekly in March that he has remained in touch with Locklear, 63, over the years, saying, “Just [for] little things. Birthday things or stuff like that. We stay friendly.”
At the time, Jack praised Locklear as a scene partner.
“I think the success of [When Calls the Heart] has to do with Erin Krakow, our lead actress. I’ve always felt that way about any show that I’ve been on,” Jack explained. “It was Heather from Melrose [Place], it was Bold and the Beautiful with Katherine Kelly Lang.”
Jack continued: “When it trickles down from people who root for and love your lead actress and your lead actor, they invest. It is an investment. They feel like they know us, and we feel like we know them.”
Jack also reflected on his prolific career in the soap opera space.
“To even use the label of a ‘soap actor,’ I don’t really care for that. I never have. Because I’m a real thespian. I’ve been trained in the theater. That’s how I look at it. Actors are actors; it just depends on what medium you’re working in,” he told Us. “I gotta tell you honestly, people that are from A-list films have no idea what it’s like to have 60 pages of dialogue on one day of a soap opera and work 14 hours and get it all right.”
The actor credited his costars for working “their ass off,” adding, “You’re trying to give the best performance you can, but you’ve got 60 pages that day. Whereas if you’re doing a Movie of the Week — and I’ve done 30 or 40 of those — we shoot it in 15 or 16 days, but you don’t have more than eight pages a day. That’s where I hope the credibility is given. It really takes great memorization, a real commitment to rehearsal and a real commitment to being able to give the best performance you can in a very short period of time.”
