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Olivia Newton-John celebrated her 74th Birthday with her closest friends.
The “Physical” singer who August, 2008: Passed awayAfter succumbing to her long-term depression Combat cancerJohn Travolta, her dear friend, honored her with a touching and simple Instagram post.
He wrote “Happy Birthday my Olivia” and shared a photo of him looking into Newton-John in their beloved film “Grease”.
John Travolta was close with his star, and called Olivia Newton John “my Olivia” in a tribute to her birthday.
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After their first hit film, Travolta and the Australian-born performer remained in close contact.
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OLIVIA NEWTONJOHN’S HUSBAND JOHNEASTERLING PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE GREASE’ STAR
Newton-John’s husband was also Travolta John EasterlingChloe Lattanzi was with her daughter and other close friends when they went out to dinner to remember the late matriarch.
Chloe also shared an older video of her mother giving a tiger a milk carton, and wrote in part, “Happy birthday mama bear.” This is who and what you are. Nature girl with the biggest heart. My most human, down-to earth and beautiful friend. You will always be in my heart.”
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Olivia Newton-John was celebrated with John Easterling, her husband, and their daughter, Chloe Lattanzi at a dinner to mark her birthday.
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John recounted fond memories he shared with his late wife, writing on his Instagram, “I remember the first birthday when were together and I took Olivia on a week-long adventure in the Out Islands of the Bahamas surrounded by beautiful, peaceful spectacular turquoise water…It was private, it was wonderful, and we would take the boat to uninhabited islands and beach it and just explore – just the two of us.”
His caption to his post was “Happy Birthday Honey – I Love You!”
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Olivia Newton-John was loved by many who celebrated her birthday in her memory.
(Cole Bennetts)
