Olivia Newton-John performed in clubs and on television in England in the 1960s and went on to record Grammy Award-winning hits.
Olivia Newton-John ruled our television screens for decades, making generations laugh.
She became an international star after playing Sandy in the 1978 film adaptation of Grease, co-starring John Travolta.
It was always a delight to watch the beautiful actress with her beautiful smile and kindness.
After her performance in Grease, something she had never experienced before, she reached new heights of stardom.
She is currently one of the artists of all time, with over 100 million albums sold.
In a 1994 interview with the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Olivia stressed the importance of getting support from all of her friends, family, and followers.
She said it can be difficult for women to focus on themselves. We always put our family and others before ourselves. We are usually the last.
She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992, after which she underwent a partial mastectomy.
Olivia Newton-John never wanted the diagnosis to dampen her spirits.
“If you think about happy things, you will create a wonderful world around you and attract nice people,” the actress told in 2019.
After a 30-year, off-and-on battle with metastatic breast cancer, Australian-born actress and singer Olivia Newton-John passed away at age 73.
