Olivia Newton-John’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi has revealed how her late mother has contacted her from beyond the grave.
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The US-based singer and actress, 37, sadly lost her mum last year, following the Grease star’s 20-year battle with breast cancer.
Speaking to Loose Women’s Coleen Nolan and Gloria Hunniford on Monday – the day that would have been her mother’s 75th birthday – Chloe explained why she still feels that her mum is with her.
She said: ‘About a week after she passed, my phone went ‘click’ and I’d had a discussion… she said ‘If I can come through to you, show myself to you, I will’. I had a feeling just to look at this photo, I knew there was something special about it.
‘I zoomed in, it was a live photo, and I pressed the live button and there was a bright blue orb flying around my dog Jelly’s head and my dog looks and sees it. My mum wears this aqua blue stone around her neck, which I forgot to put on this morning.
‘I wanted to wear it to show you guys, it was her favourite necklace. She never took it off, John gave it to her and it was that colour so I feel it was her way of showing me it’s Momma.’
She continued: ‘Then about two days later, I get a picture sent from my father, that there’s an aqua blue orb flying by my dad’s wife, who is also a cancer survivor and thriver, who my mum was very close with.
‘That blue orb is flying right up her leg and you can even see the wispy trail marks behind it.
‘She comes to me in many different ways, I have an owl that comes and sits outside my room for an hour sometimes and just sits with me. The owl is the symbol of our family so that’s another way that mum comes through.’
Speaking on her death, she added: ‘The fans were really a life raft for me, having millions of people pour out energy and love towards me and my family, and celebrating my mum, really lifted me up in dark times.
Adding emotionally: ‘I want to thank everyone… for your support. It really helped me and I know my mum feels it.’
Chloe continues to celebrate her mother’s life, telling Coleen and Gloria about a memory walk she will host next weekend in Melbourne: ‘Bring your dogs please, that was my mum’s favourite part by far!’
