Olivia Newton-John’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi reveals her mother’s hidden talent

Chloe Lattanzi is still working through the grief of losing her mother Olivia Newton-John. 

And the 36-year-old paid tribute to the Grease star on Wednesday by revealing one of her mum’s little-known talents. 

She shared three perfectly framed photos of herself on Instagram, and while they looked like they had been taken by a professional, Chloe revealed it was actually Olivia behind the camera. 

‘Through mama’s lens. She always got the best and realest out of me,’ she wrote. 

‘Helped me with my shyness. Like my grandmother, my mama was an excellent photographer.

‘Don’t know if you knew that about her. One of her many talents. Thank you for these mama.’

Chloe shared three perfectly framed photos of herself on Instagram, and while they looked like they had been taken by a professional, Chloe revealed it was Olivia behind the camera 

In the first photo, Chloe was dressed in a white crop top and blue leggings with her hair slicked back as she performed a ballet manouevre.

Olivia’s reflection could be seen in the mirror as she lined up the perfect shot. 

The other two photos appear to have been taken while the pair were out to lunch, with Chloe positively glowing in a green turtleneck.

‘Through mama’s lens. She always got the best and realest out of me,’ she wrote 

Chloe previously revealed in 2013 that fame ‘messed me up’, and also admitted it was ‘hard spending at lot of time alone’ as Olivia travelled when she was a child.

However, she credited her mum with helping her overcome personal demons, including her battle with substance abuse, body dysmorphia and anorexia.

Just three days before the legendary singer’s death, Chloe uploaded a photo of herself and her mum posing in matching white outfits alongside the heartfelt caption: ‘I worship this woman. My mother. My best friend. @therealonj.’

‘Like my grandmother, my mama was an excellent photographer,’ Chloe added

Chloe was Olivia’s only child, whom she shared with ex-husband Matt Lattanzi.

The iconic Australian entertainer died peacefully in her home in Southern California on August 8, surrounded by family and friends.

It came after a brave and extraordinarily public decades-long battle with cancer in which she was diagnosed three times in 1992, 2013 and, for a final time, in 2017.

Just three days before the singer’s death, Chloe posted a photo of herself and her mum posing in matching outfits alongside the caption: ‘I worship this woman. My mother. My best friend’