23 Years After She Was Given For Adoption Jack Wagner Meets Long-Lost Daughter On A Cruise

Feb 13, 2019 by apost team

Jack Wagner played the role of Frisco Jones on General Hospital, a popular soap opera.

Back in 1988, he received a phone call that would change his life forever. He was informed that he was a father.

Normally, this would have been a happy phone call, but for Jack Wagner it was far from happy.

The mother of his child had only been with Jack for one night, and after finding out that she was pregnant, she failed to contact him to let him know. However, after giving birth to their daughter, she made the decision to at least let him know about the child.

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At that time in her life, she told Wagner that she didn't feel she could raise a child, and she had decided to put their daughter up for adoption.

It was a hard decision for her, but she knew that their daughter would be better off with the family that adopted her because they would be able to give her an amazing life and all the love she deserved.

Wagner was distraught to hear that the baby had been put up for adoption, and he immediately contacted a lawyer but found out that there was nothing that he could do to stop the adoption. Although it was hard, Jack lived for years without knowing where his daughter was or how she was doing in life. However, in 2011, all of that changed.

Jack was set to perform on a cruise that was being hosted by Rick Springfield. He was preparing to go on stage in his cabin, when he heard a knock at his door. He assumed that it was someone coming to remind him of the time, but when he opened the door, a young woman rushed into his room pulling him into a hug.

Jack was taken back and confused by the young woman, and he didn't know what was happening. He looked at the woman, but before he could inquire on who she was, she said, "I'm your daughter."

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