Brett Goldsmith, nephew of Olivia Newton-John, said his late aunt once "disguised" himself with a Cleopatra-themed wig. I remember beingfrom the paparazzi.
After the news of Newton-John's obituary was announced on Monday, Goldsmith told people that he had joined the singer on a tour in Paris in 1978. I talked about He said at the time that Newton-John did whatever he could to avoid the press, describing it as "so intense that she couldn't leave the hotel." - son of the star's late sister, Rona Newton-John, who died in 2013 - described how his aunt worked "hours" with the help of "Cleopatra's wig and makeup." . In a disguise she thought "fool everyone".
"She had her make-up artist and her costume designer come to the hotel to disguise," he explained. "She chose a Cleopatra wig and makeup and a crazy coat. It took hours, and when she was finally ready to leave, we left the hotel thinking we had fooled everyone.
People recognized Newton-John in "seconds" and remembered that "the next hour he raced in cars from photographers and fans," so he "couldn't fool anyone." I confessed.
Goldsmith also opened up about his relationship with theGrease star, and shared some of their favorite activities.
"Even after she was in her 60s, everywhere in the world people, young and old, were drawn to her," he explained. My song and we wrote it together. I was allowed to take pictures of her, and we always had a blast together. She is a rare human being who can never be replaced or forgotten.
Elsewhere in the interview, Goldsmith said what he liked most about Newton-John: Actor husband John Easterling announced Monday that his wife died of breast cancer at the age of 73. 34} "Dame Olivia Newton-John, 73, passed away peacefully this morning at her ranch in Southern California surrounded by family and friends," he wrote in a statement on his social media pages. "During this very difficult time, we ask that you please respect our family's privacy."
increase. Her healing inspiration and her pioneering experience with botanical medicine continue with the Olivia Newton-John Foundation endowment dedicated to botanical medicine and cancer research. ''
