Kelly Preston († 57) was one of the actresses who lived in the shadow of her more famous counterparts. After two years of fighting breast cancer, Hollywood is still crying over a woman who has just narrowly escaped a role in the Blue Lagoon.
John Travolta, who – although many people do not doubt his homosexual orientation – lived almost 30 years alongside Kelly Preston, married the most in sadness, and married her in 1991.
When the actor informed the public about her death, he said a few touching words on the social network: “I have to inform you with a heavy heart that my beautiful wife Kelly has lost her two-year battle with breast cancer,” he wrote on Sunday on Instagram.
“With the love and support of her family, she fought the disease incredibly bravely. We will forever be grateful for all the care she received at the hospital.”
The actor admitted that he and his children will disappear from the public for a while. “I will take some time now to be with my children who have lost their mother, so forgive me in advance if you do not hear about us for a while. Nevertheless, believe that I will feel your support and love in the difficult weeks and months that now make us. they are waiting. “
This is not Travolta’s first loss of a loved one. Eleven years ago, with his wife Kelly they lost their son Jett. He died during a family vacation, and Travolta tried in vain to revive him.
The couple did not talk much about their privacy, and for many years it was speculated that the oldest descendant suffered from autism and countless allergies. In the Bahamas, he hit his head in the bathtub, had a seizure and died. He was sixteen and he was unusually close with his parents. With the support of the Church of Scientology, which the couple supports, it has been easier for them to overcome the loss of a child.
Kelly Preston never made it to the top, just focusing on lesser-known and better-quality films – Praise, Death Sentence, and Return to Sender.
Two years ago, Kelly was diagnosed with breast cancer. She tried not to panic and to recover. She believed she could wash like Olivia Newton-John (71). She breathed her last on July 12, 2020, and John Travolta lost another member of the family.
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