Olivia Newton-John's daughter shares emotional photos as a tribute to her mother

Actress Olivia Newton-John passed away at the age of 73. In her grief, her daughter shared beautiful snapshots of herself and her mother.

Olivia Newton-John's daughter shares emotional photos as a tribute
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Olivia Newton-John's daughter shares emotional photos as a tribute

It is a great loss for all fans of 'Grease' as Olivia Newton-John passed away, recently, at the age of 73. The news of her death was announced by her husband John Easterling on the official ONJ account on Instagram.

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She dedicated herself to the fight against breast cancer

The 36-year-old, Chloe Lattanzi, posted a series of pictures in which she can be seen together with her beloved mother.

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The post said that instead of flowers, donations should be made to the ONJ Foundation, which is dedicated to cancer research. The actress suffered from breast cancer herself and fought the disease for decades.

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The photos ranged from her childhood, when Chloe was still a baby, to the present day, when the two seem to be sitting together in front of a camera, laughing and having a joyous time.

A declaration of love to her mum

Just a few days ago, Chloe posted a picture with her mother. Underneath, the singer wrote touching words about Olivia Newton-John:

I adore this woman. My mother. My best friend.
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This article was translated from Oh!MyMag DE.

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