Natalie Wood’s Legacy Blossoms in New Generation

Quick Smiles:

• Natalie Wood’s granddaughter Clover is connecting with her grandmother’s legacy as she enters her teens.
• The relaunch of a fragrance line honors three generations of women in the family.
• Clover stars in the campaign, celebrating the enduring bond between mother, daughter, and granddaughter.

Natalie Wood’s granddaughter Clover is now 13 and her family is touched by how much she reminds them of the beloved actress. As the fragrance brand inspired by Natalie Wood is relaunched, her daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner shares how she keeps Clover connected to her celebrated grandmother.

“Clover is a very sensitive person. And I think she has that example in her grandma, being vulnerable but also such force,” Gregson Wagner said.

Curiosity for her grandmother’s life and fame has grown as Clover becomes a teenager, even prompting playful comparisons to modern stars like Justin and Hailey Bieber. Clover recently watched the 1961 classic “Splendor in the Grass,” finding the emotional depth of Natalie Wood’s performances intriguing.

The fragrance line, originally launched as Natalie, is now reintroduced as L’Amour Mēre to honor three generations: Natalie for Wood, C-Love for Clover, and Lyublyu, meaning “love” in Russian, for Gregson Wagner’s grandmother. Clover is featured in the new campaign, highlighting the loving bond within the family.

“I think it’s just my way of connecting my daughter to my mom,” Gregson Wagner shared.

Wood’s legacy as a Hollywood legend began in childhood, with memorable roles in “Miracle on 34th Street,” “Rebel Without a Cause,” “The Searchers,” and more. Her vibrant spirit continues to inspire new memories in the family she left behind.

Gregson Wagner, who shares Clover with her husband Barry Watson, was only 11 when she lost her mother. In a touching gesture, Robert Wagner, Wood’s first and third husband, recently celebrated Clover’s birthday, writing, “Grandma and I are so proud of you and the young woman you’re becoming. Welcome to your teenage years—this is just the beginning of a wonderful journey. We love you so much.”

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