Wagner’s personal life included four marriages. She first married music publisher Allan Rider in 1971, but they divorced a few years later. She then married actor Michael Brandon in 1976. Their relationship began during an acting workshop, but the marriage eventually ended after Brandon acknowledged being unfaithful. Wagner later admitted that her experiences had left her questioning whether marriage was right for her.

Despite those doubts, she married actor and stuntman Henry Kingi in 1981. The couple had a son, Dorian, before divorcing in 1984. Wagner later married film producer Lawrence Mortorff in 1990, but that marriage also ended in divorce three years later. Through all those personal changes, she continued working while also raising a family.

As the years passed, Wagner gradually moved away from the constant Hollywood spotlight. She remained involved in acting but became increasingly interested in wellness, meditation, nutrition, and personal growth. She wrote books, taught workshops, and spoke publicly about the practices she believed helped her live a more balanced life.

Today, longtime fans still react warmly whenever Wagner appears publicly. Now in her late seventies, she is often recognized immediately by the smile that made her famous decades ago. For viewers who grew up watching The Bionic Woman, seeing her today can feel like reconnecting with an old part of their childhood. Lindsay Wagner may always be remembered as Jaime Sommers, but her life after television proved that her story was much larger than one legendary role.