The 'Grease' star's daughter shared a quote from writer Jamie Anderson, simply weeks after her mother handed away following her battle with breast most cancers.
Olivia Newton-John’s daughter Chloe Lattanzia posted a quote reflecting on grief to her Instagram on Tuesday, August 23. The Jamie Anderson-penned meditation on grief got here two weeks after Olivia died following her battle with breast most cancers on August 8. Chloe let the quote converse for itself and easily captioned the put up with a coronary heart emoji.
The quote that Chloe, 36, shared was by Drive All Day writer Jamie Anderson, and it focuses on the similarities of grief and love. “Grief, I’ve discovered is de facto simply love. It’s all of the love you wish to give however can't. All that unspent love gathers up within the nook of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hole a part of your chest. Grief is simply the love with no place to go,” the writer wrote.
Since Olivia’s demise at 73 following a five-year battle with breast most cancers, Chloe has shared a number of tributes to her mother. Shortly after the Xanadu star’s demise, her daughter posted an outdated picture of the 2 of them collectively, again when Chloe was a toddler. A number of days later, she wrote an emotional message for her mom. “You're my lighthouse mama. My protected place. My coronary heart area. It has been my honor and continues to be my honor to be your child and greatest buddy. You're an angel on earth and everybody touched by you has been blessed. I really like you perpetually my life-giver, my instructor, my mama,” she wrote.
Chloe was Olivia’s solely daughter. She shared her along with her ex-husband Matt Lattanzia, who she was married to from 1984 to 1995. She remarried John Easterling in 2008, who introduced the unhappy information of her passing. “Even now as her soul soars, the ache and holes in my coronary heart are healed with the enjoyment of her love and the sunshine that shines ahead. Our household deeply appreciates the huge ocean of affection and help that has come our manner,” he wrote in a heartfelt tribute to his late spouse.