Olivia Newton-John's family open up about their final moments with the late icon
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Before she died, singer and actress Olivia Newton-John had a parting message for her family: "Express love to the people you love," her husband John Easterling recalled in an interview Friday. The late actor's family opened up about their fond memories and final moments with the icon, who was also a mother and a wife.
"I love my mom more than anything, and she's my mama," her daughter Chloe Lattanzi told Hoda Kotb of the "The Today Show."
"She's not Olivia Newton-John to me, but I'm so glad that she was Olivia Newton-John for so many people."
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