Grease star breaks down in tears on This Morning as he pays tribute to Olivia Newton-John

Olivia Newton-John will be given a special send-off in her native Australia, it has been announced.

Olivia Newton-John detailed the fierce attraction she and "Grease" co-star John Travolta had towards each other while filming the iconic film in recently resurfaced excerpts from her 2019 memoir "Don’t Stop Believin." Newton-John opened up about the first time she and Travolta met on set of the movie, writing that their chemistry was indisputable and everyone in the room could see it. She wrote at the time, "When we walked inside the room together, it was magic, and everyone saw it." She even revealed Travolta was the one who initially recommended her for the iconic role.

“Don’t Stop Believin,’ “ Newton-John — who died Monday following a long battle with cancer — revealed the reason she never hooked up with her hunky co-star, despite their “undeniable attraction” toward one another. “Yes, we really liked each other and there was an attraction, but we would never date because we were both involved with other people at the time,” the bubbly blond divulged in the tome. “Both of us have a loyalty streak that runs deep,” she added, insisting she would never cheat on a partner.

It was an emotional start to ITV This Morning this week, as tributes continued to pour in for Olivia Newton John who died has died aged 73. One particularly emotional testimony came from her former Grease co-star Barry Pearl who played the character of T Bird Doody in the iconic film. Speaking to presenters Josie Gibson and Craig Doyle, the actor teared up whilst giving a heartfelt tribute to his late friend and leaving Josie Gibson fighting back tears as well.

In 2008, she then married John Easterling.Travolta didn't marry until 1991, tying the knot with actress and model Kelly Preston.She sadly passed away in 2020 two years after she had been diagnosed with breast cancer.Following Newton-John's passing this week, fans have shared a final video which the actress posted on her Instagram before Christmas last year.In it, she thanks her fans for their support and wishes them well for the future.Newton-John said: "I know it's been a very, very, very difficult time for everybody in the whole planet - so this is a time we can get together, celebrate each other and our families and whatever faith that you believe in we can express it with each other which is very important."I want to thank you all for all of your support over the years and I wish you all the best and send you love and light."

Viewers were treated to another new duo as they tuned into This Morning today. Craig Doyle was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show, as he has been all week, but in a change, he wasn't joined by Josie Gibson.

This Morning viewers have called for Josie Gibson to return to the ITV daytime show, as the beloved host is missing in action.The former Big Brother starlet has been a firm favourite on This Morning since she joined the team in 2019, and after heading up the show all this week alongside newbie Craig Doyle - fans were confused when she didn't appear on their screens at 10am.READ NEXT: This Morning fans spot Rochelle's subtle 'habit' as she co-hosts show with Craig DoyleInstead of being joined by Josie, who fans reckon he has "good chemistry" with, Craig was joined by Rochelle Humes.Fans were taken aback when Rochelle appeared on screen, with many taking to Twitter to question where Josie was - with some even calling for her return."Rochelle is so good at showing how much better a presenter Josie is! Bring her back #ThisMorning," harshly penned one fan."Rather have josie n craig on," added another viewer.A third then questioned: "Oh! Where’s Josie?"While a fourth echoed: "Ugh, what happened to Josie & Craig??"One viewer was chuffed to see Rochelle and Craig host though, and they took to Twitter before the show began at 10am.They penned: "#ThisMorning Rochelle and Craig on today," complete with a smiley face emoji, hands raised emoji and a loved up emoji.When Josie joined the show in 2019, her title was a competition announcer, but two years later in 2021 she tried her hand at presenting the series for the first time ever, filling in last minute for Holly Willoughby.

This Morning fans have spotted host Rochelle Humes' subtle "habit" as she co-hosts ITV show with Craig Doyle.The Saturdays star welcomed Craig onto the beloved morning show today (August 11) when she revealed that next week she'd be joined by GMB favourite Andi Peters.While hosting the show with the Irish host, fans were quick to pick up on the Rochelle's subtle habit.Today, fans have pointed out that Rochelle tends to "look at herself" in the viewfinder of the camera while hosting the show.READ NEXT: Craig Doyle shares he doubted he'd return to TV and is grateful for This Morning gig"I'm getting obsessed with how much Rochelle looks at herself on camera! Weird. #ThisMorning," penned one eagle-eyed viewer.Another then echoed: "Not Rochelle again checking herself out.

Dame Olivia Newton-John's heartbroken husband John Easterling has paid tribute to “the most courageous woman I have ever known”, following her death on Monday 8 August. John announced via Facebook and Instagram that Olivia, best known for playing Sandy in the 1978 hit film Grease opposite John Travolta, had passed away peacefully aged 73 at her Southern California ranch in the early hours of Monday after battling cancer on and off for 30 years. John has once again taken to Olivia's official Facebook page to post a heart-wrenching but uplifting tribute to Olivia, saying that she was “the most courageous woman I have ever known” and that her caring nature “almost eclipses what is humanly possible”.

This Morning,The noughties Holiday presenter admitted he had pretty much given up on ever returning to mainstream TV until the offer came through to work on the popular daytime show.He started off by introducing some of the competitions on the show and has since become a stand-in reporter.READ MORE: This Morning fans blown away by James Corden's lookalike sisters in surprise appearance The Irish-born star, who has also been working alongside Josie Gibson on This Morning, said to The Mirror: "It's an amazing gig to land. There are a lot of presenters out there, so I feel very grateful.

Josie Gibson has once again been applauded by viewers during her appearance on This Morning. The former Big Brother winner has been back on hosting duties this week on the ITV daytime show alongside Craig Doyle having slipped into the main hosting line-up last year.

John Travolta, died on Monday aged 73. Sharing news of her death on social media, Mr Easterling said she had passed away “peacefully”, surrounded by family and friends. In a new post, shared from Dame Olivia’s account on Wednesday, he thanked fans for “the ocean of support that has come our way.

John Easterling is paying tribute to wife Olivia Newton-John after her death.

Olivia Newton-John had tragically passed away after a years-long battle with breast cancer.MORE: Remembering the stars of Grease who have sadly diedThe news was announced by her husband, John Easterling, on her Instagram, and he immediately received an outpour of love and support as he mourned his wife.Two days after her passing, the 70-year-old has shared another heartfelt tribute to his wife, opening up about their fourteen years together, as well as sending a message of appreciation to all who have extended their condolences.WATCH: Olivia opens up about her breast cancer battleMORE: Dame Olivia Newton-John: Hollywood's tribute to the late Grease starAddressing Olivia first, he said: "Our love for each other transcends our understanding. Every day we expressed our gratitude for this love that could be so deep, so real, so natural."He revealed: "We never had to 'work' on it.

the death of beloved actress Olivia Newton-John who passed away on her ranch in Southern California.

Olivia Newton-John sadly passed away, and plenty of stars have been sharing tributes to the iconic actress.WOW: Amy Robach makes on-air style statement in black leather mini dressOne of those was Good Morning America star Amy Robach, who shared a stunning clip from the archives that featured Olivia reuniting with her Grease co-star John Travolta. Alongside the sweet clip, which was shared on her Instagram Stories, she said: "Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta together on GMA in 2012 [heart emoji].

Hopelessly devoted to her. Olivia Newton-John’s husband, John Easterling, was one of a few family members by her side when she passed on August 8, 2022.

News of Olivia Newton-John’s death shocked the globe when it was announced by her family via Facebook Monday. Since then, there has been a flood of support and final farewells by friends, fans, and industry members alike, including one from her Grease co-star John Travolta. Now, her own niece is opening up about the 73-year-old’s final days.

John Travolta has lead the celebrity tributes to Dame Olivia Newton-John following the tragic news that she has died, aged 73, after a 30-year battle with breast cancer. The Grease star died with loved ones by her side at her ranch home in Southern California on Monday, according to her husband, John Easterling.A Facebook post read: 'We ask that everyone please respect the family’s privacy during this very difficult time.' Touching: John Travolta has lead the celebrity tributes to Dame Olivia Newton-John following the tragic new that she has died, aged 73, after a 30-year battle with breast cancerHer Grease co-star Travolta, 68, was among the first to pay tribute, writing: 'My dearest Olivia, you made all of our lives so much better. Your impact was incredible.

She’ll always be remembered. Olivia Newton-John’s last words to her family before she passed reveal her true thoughts about death.

Angelique Jackson When Brian Tyree Henry punched his ticket for Sony’s “Bullet Train,” he instantly realized that this movie would be a ride unlike any other.The film follows Brad Pitt’s unlucky assassin, codenamed “Ladybug” as he aims to complete a snatch-and-grab job that goes completely off the rails as he fights off an ever-growing number of fellow assassins with their own agendas.“I really had not seen a story like this in quite some time, with such crazy characters in such crazy circumstances, all trying to kill each other on a train,” Henry told Variety over Zoom in late July, shortly before the movie’s debut. “I had always dreamt of being a part of something like that.”The ensemble cast is populated with mysterious and nefarious characters, including his “Atlanta” co-star Zazie Beetz as “The Hornet” and Bad Bunny as “The Wolf.” Henry plays Lemon, a blonde-haired, British assassin who spends just as much time proselytizing about “Thomas the Tank Engine” as he does bashing people’s brains in.