Olivia Newton: Last News

Sir Cliff Richard has revealed his heartache after the death of his close friend Olivia Newton-John, saying: "My heart breaks I can’t phone Livvy anymore."EXCLUSIVE: Remembering Olivia Newton-John - Her family, Dolly Parton, Sir Cliff and more share memoriesThe world was devastated when Olivia died aged 73 at her California ranch, surrounded by people she loved. She leaves behind an amazing legacy and in HELLO!’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month digital issue, her friends pay tribute to her with personal memories.Sir Cliff has shared a kind message for his close friend Olivia, alongside her fellow celebrity friends – including Dolly Parton, Jane Seymour and Dionne Warwick.Hitting it off instantly, Sir Cliff and Olivia became friends for life sharing a love of music. In her loving memory, the singer said the late star will always have a place in his heart as he looks back on their time together.Sir Cliff said: "Olivia was an incredibly special person.

died in August at the age of 73, after first being diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992. Dame Olivia became an advocate for cancer research and funding for treatment and used her platform to raise awareness, after she experienced two recurrences of the disease in 2013 and 2017. The star’s only daughter, Chloe, recently vowed to carry on her mother’s work, declaring that ‘the torch has been passed’ and she wanted to honour her mother’s legacy.

Olivia Newton-John's family and friends exclusively share personal memories of the late star with HELLO! in our Breast Cancer Awareness Month special.READ: Elizabeth Hurley reveals enormous sadness over grandmother's breast cancer battleHer niece Tottie Goldsmith, Dolly Parton and Sir Cliff Richard join Jane Seymour and Dionne Warwick, among others, in celebrating her amazing legacy with touching tributes. When the news was announced of Olivia's sad passing earlier this year, there was an outpouring of grief from both her fans and her legion of celebrity friends.While her death was undoubtedly a tragedy, Olivia's story is anything but.

Olivia Newton-John's daughter Chloe Lattanzi broke down in tears while discussing her late mother's legacy on live TV this weekend. On Sunday, Olivia's supporters took to the streets of Melbourne for the late Grease star's annual Walk for Wellness cancer fundraising event. Lattanzi, 36, who was unable to attend the walk, became visibly emotional as she spoke to Nine's Richard Wilkins via video link from her home in Santa Barbara.   Olivia Newton-John's daughter Chloe Lattanzi, 36, (pictured) broke down in tears while discussing her late mother's legacy live on air on Sunday 'It's so beautiful to see how many people have come out in support of my mum,' a visibly emotional Lattanzi said.  'John [Easterling] and I are there in spirit. But we just needed to take some time to grieve,' she explained. Chloe said the centre was important for her mother giving her life a great sense of purpose.    On Sunday, supporters of the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness & Research Centre took to the streets of Melbourne for Olivia's annual Walk for Wellness cancer fundraising event.

Samantha Womack has shared an update on her cancer treatment and thanked her fans for all of their love and support. The former EastEnders actress, 49, announced that she'd been diagnosed with breast cancer following the death of Grease actress Olivia Newton-John, who passed away last month 30 years after she'd first been given her diagnosis. After recently revealing that she had undergone an operation, Samantha has now revealed that she's due to start chemotherapy treatment.

Samantha Womack has shared an update on her cancer treatment and thanked her fans for all of their love and support. The former EastEnders actress, 49, announced that she'd been diagnosed with breast cancer following the death of Grease actress Olivia Newton-John, who passed away last month 30 years after she'd first been given her diagnosis.

"There's a product called hyaluronidase that can take it out, it basically dissolves it, which is an ongoing process that I go through."The actress and singer explained that when she initially got her boob augmentation she “wasn’t aware” of what would come with it.She had the surgery done back in Australia when she was 18 years old and opened up about her regrets.Chloe continued: “When I had my breasts done I had very low self-esteem.Chloe continued: “When I had my breasts done I had very low self-esteem.“I also wasn't aware, I trusted anyone in a white coat and I wasn't aware that there was any side effects or consequences."I'm actually looking into removing them, it does cost a lot of money."Last week, Chloe paid a heartfelt tribute to her late mum as she uploaded a video from a live Q&A she had with her followers, in which she discussed her “grieving process”.She wrote in the lengthy caption: “It was so healing to be an ear and lend my heart to others.“I’d like to thank my husband for being such a pillar of wisdom and strength during this experience so that I could muster the courage to reach out and connect with all you beautiful souls who loved my beautiful mama so much.“Connecting with those who have lost the ones they love most was so touching and I was honored to hear your stories.”Chloe went on: “My mama always told me if your suffering turn that into helping others.“Thank you all for your love and sharing your life stories with me.“Your very brave, It was very therapeutic to hear from you and share heart with you.” (sic)Olivia died from cancer at the age of 73 in early August surrounded by friends and family.She was first diagnosed with the condition in 1992 on the same weekend her father died.

devastating death of her mom.Chloe Lattanzi — who has reportedly received around $550,000 worth of plastic surgery over the years — took to Instagram on Monday saying she is having her facial fillers dissolved and is considering having her breast implants removed due to the potential harm they could do to her body. The 36-year-old singer made the claim in an Instagram video, which has since expired, responding to trolls who questioned how she could promote the importance of organic diets while receiving cosmetic treatments, according to the Mirror.

Olivia Newton-John would have celebrated her 74th birthday on September 26.The Cambridge-born star earned millions for her efforts in music and entertainment, and a staggering final act of charity saw Newton-John’s family splitting their inheritance with her charities. Newton-John was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992 – in a tragic twist, her diagnosis came the same weekend her father died of cancer.The Xanadu singer underwent extensive treatment including a partial mastectomy and was given the all-clear. But in 2013, Newton-John was told she had breast cancer a second time and once again she beat the disease, getting another all-clear after treatment. Shortly after her second diagnosis, the singer founded the Olivia Newton-John Cancer & Wellness Centre, which reportedly cost $189million (£156million), at a Melbourne hospital.In 2015 she founded the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute and in 2020 launched the Olivia Newton-John Foundation Fund which sponsors research in herbal cancer treatments. Unfortunately, in 2017 the star was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer.She started selling off parts of her impressive real estate portfolio which spanned multiple countries with all of the proceeds going towards her charities. She reportedly sold her incredible Australian abode for $4.6million (£3.8million).

John Travolta commemorated his late Grease co-star Olivia Newton-John’s birthday with a sweet tribute on his Instagram Story. The 68-year-old actor shared a photo of himself and the actress as Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsson from their 1978 musical, writing: “Happy birthday my Olivia.”Mariah Carey shares emotional tribute to Olivia Newton-John: ‘This is a moment I will never forget’Olivia, who passed away in August, would have been 74 on Monday, Sept. 26.

Olivia Newton-John's daughter Chloe Lattanzi has honored the Grease star on what would have been her 74th birthday with a touching post on social media.  Tributes for the late Australian singer and actor flooded the Internet yesterday, after her nearest of kin shared a video of a special dinner hosted in memory of her beloved 'mama'.  Dame Olivia Newton-John, best known for playing Sandy in Grease (1978), died last month at the age of 73, marking the end of her 'overwhelming' 30-year-long journey with breast cancer.

Olivia Newton-John's 74th birthday on Monday by hosting a special dinner in her honour. The 36-year-old posted an emotional video to Instagram showing the celebration. It was an intimate restaurant gathering with Olivia's widow John Easterling also in attendance, as well as close friends and family.

Olivia Newton-John was beautifully honored on Monday on what would have been her 74th birthday. Both her husband, John Easterling, as well as her former co-star John Travolta penned touching tributes to her on Instagram. For Easterling, he chose to reflect on the wonderful times he spent with the late actress beforeshe died in August. «I remember the first birthday when we were together and I took Olivia on a week-long adventure in the Out Islands of the Bahamas surrounded by a beautiful, peaceful, spectacular turquoise water,» he wrote, noting that they chose to stay in a secluded house with no roads, that required boat travel for anything they would need. “There are so many islands there you almost always have an island in sight when you’re out on your boat.

Following the news that the Hollywood legend had lost her battle with breast cancer last month, John took to Instagram to leave an emotional tribute.Alongside a snap of a young-looking Olivia, the actor penned: "My dearest Olivia, you made all of our lives so much better."Your impact was incredible.

Dame Olivia Newton-John's family held a "very private" memorial service for the late actress last week. The 'Grease' star - who would have turned 74 on Monday (26. 09.

Olivia Newton John died tragically last month following a battle with breast cancer and now her husband of over a decade has taken to Instagram to pay tribute to the legendary singer and actress.might have died, but her Instagram page is very much alive with her husband's regular posts.

cancer. The Grease star died in August at the age of 73, following a series of health issues after first being diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992. Dame Olivia became an advocate for breast cancer research after experiencing two recurrences of the condition – first in 2013 and then again in 2017, when it progressed to stage four and spread to her bones.

Saying goodbye. Olivia Newton-John was mourned by her relatives at a private memorial service after she died of breast cancer at age 73, Us Weekly exclusively confirms.

As you surely know, iconic Hollywood actress and singer Olivia Newton-John tragically passed away last month at age 73 after a decades-long battle with cancer. Now, fans are rallying behind her after noticing she was strangely kept out of the “In Memoriam” segment of the Monday broadcast of the 2022 Emmys.

Olivia Newton-John fans were not pleased  after she was left out of the «In Memoriam» segment at the 2022 Emmys on Monday night. Following the tribute -- which honored other actors who died this year, including Betty White, Bob Saget, Paul Sorvino, James Caan, Ray Liotta, Robert Morse, Louie Anderson, Sidney Poitier, and many more -- Twitter was flooded with disappointed viewers who called out the awards show for not honoring the late star who died in August at age 73.While Newton-John is listed on the «In Memoriam» page on the Emmys website, she was no where to be seen during the telecasted tribute which was played for the audience on a screenbehind John Legend, who performed his song, «Pieces.» The actress had a famed film and music career, but she also graced the small screen, with credits in dozens of TV shows, including S, ,  and and more.«She’s been on over fifty TV shows and specials.

Olivia Newton-John fans weren’t impressed on Monday after the 2022 Emmys left the actress out of its In Memoriam segment.