Olivia Newton-John revealed in her autobiography the devastating details of her first cancer diagnosis and why she kept it from her daughter Chloe Lattanzi.
The beloved Aussie icon, who died on Monday aged 73, penned a memoir in 2017 and opened up about her battle with cancer which started in 1992.
Olivia Newton-John (pictured) revealed in her autobiography the devastating details of her first cancer diagnosis and why she kept it from her daughter Chloe Lattanzi.
The beloved Aussie icon, who died on Monday aged 73, penned a memoir in 2017 and opened up about her battle with cancer which started in 1992.
She went on to reveal in her memoir, Don't Stop Believing, the moment her daughter Chloe Lattanzi, 36, found out her mother had breast cancer at the age of six.
Phillips said he wished to see Olivia in person, alluding to the bad news, but Matt kept the possible diagnosis a secret as it was already a hard day for her
The young girl had 'lost her best friend Colette to cancer', so Olivia chose to keep the diagnosis a secret from her at first, despite having announced it publicly
She went on to reveal the moment her daughter Chloe Newton-John, 36, (right) found out her mother had breast cancer at age six from her friends at school. The young girl had 'lost her best friend Colette to cancer', so Olivia chose to keep the diagnosis a secret from her at first
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