Olivia Newton-John’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi shared that her late mother is “keeping her promise” to continue “showing up” for her more than a year after the “Grease” star’s death from breast cancer at the age of 73.
The 37-year-old actress recently spoke to Fox News Digital after hosting her mother’s annual Walk for Wellness fundraiser, which benefits the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre. During her interview, Lattanzi opened up about a viral Instagram post that she shared in June, when she said that she believed Newton-John’s spirit had appeared to her as “blue orb” in mysterious photos.
Lattanzi’s post made headlines, and she and her stepfather John Easterling later detailed their supernatural encounters with the late singer.
“I was very happy that it became kind of a — it was on the news so that people who had lost people could know that it doesn’t, you know, it doesn’t just end with your body,” she explained to Fox News Digital.
She continued, “Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. So her keeping her promise and showing up — she’s shown up about six times as this blue aqua orb.”
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“In live photos, you can see it flying, moving in movement,” Lattanzi added. “It’s not just one of those silly reflections on an iPhone.”
“So it’s quite amazing. Whatever my mom puts her mind to, she does it.”
In an interview with People, Lattanzi explained that the “little blue orb” that she noticed in photos was the same color as an aquamarine pendant that Easterling had gifted her mother, and she has since inherited. Lattanzi noted in her Instagram video that her mother’s favorite color was aquamarine.
“Mom and I had talked years back,” she told the outlet. “We’d watch these paranormal shows, and I’d say, ‘You gotta show up for me.’ And she was like, ‘I’ll show up as one of those orb things.’”
Easterling told the outlet that he had also seen Newton-John’s spirit in the form of a small blue orb. The 71-year-old entrepreneur recalled that he traveled to Peru in June with his late wife’s ashes to hold a private ceremony commemorating what would have been their 15th anniversary. The pair secretly tied the knot at the same spot in the South American country in 2008.
“I took a picture, and this blue orb is right between my eyes,” Easterling told People while displaying the image. “It’s been a supernatural year.”
During her interview with Fox News Digital, Lattanzi reflected on some of her fondest memories with her mother.
“It’s strange but being in bed because Mom was touring a lot and there were always people around her,” Lattanzi explained. “So when I got her at night, when she’d come home, we go, ‘Let’s get in PJs!’ and we’d jump in her bed.”
She continued, “I loved sleeping with her. That was my favorite thing. I’d sleep in her bed when she was gone, so I could smell her.”
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Lattanzi recalled that the two would sometimes stay until 4 a.m. “just watching movies and snuggling and eating popcorn together.”
“She loved old movies,” Lattanzi remembered. “We would talk about everything as well.”
“It was intimacy and fun and something that is one of the most comforting memories,” she added. “Also, we had a house in the forest, and Mama and I going on walks together through the rainforest and, you know, hugging the trees and climbing the trees and enjoying the wildlife together. So snuggling and enjoying nature. Those are my favorite memories.”
