Chloe’s tears for mum Olivia

Chloe Lattanzi has shared how she stays connected to her mother Olivia Newton-John even after her passing, speaking to her each day.

Ms Lattanzi and Ms Newton-John’s widower, John Easterling, sat down with A Current Affair’s Ali Langdon to share how they plan to keep her mother’s spirit alive.

“I talk to her every day in my meditation and when I’m walking around,” Ms Lattanzi said.

“It might sound crazy to some, but whenever I’m in doubt or have a question, I talk to her; last night I laid in bed talking to her for an hour.”

The actress and singer also shared how she felt her mother’s presence while speaking at her memorial, with Ms Langdon revealing she was moved to tears by her speech.

“I felt my heart beating out of my chest and I didn’t think I could do it,” Ms Lattanzi said.

“As soon as I stepped up there, I felt my mum inside of me; my body felt the energy and it was supernatural, the love in the room that carried me through that.”

She said she felt “so much love from my family and everybody in Australia and around the world” which has driven her to keep her mum’s dream alive.

Olivia Newton-John had a long journey with breast cancer before her passing and was an advocate for sufferers of the disease and raised millions of dollars for cancer research.

“Dame Olivia Newton-John passed away peacefully at her Ranch in Southern California this morning, surrounded by family and friends,” her family said at the time of her death.

The family has announced Olivia’s Walk for Wellness will return on October 8 with Ms Lattanzi and Mr Easterling to carry the torch for the event.

The walk raises funds for wellness programs like massage and acupuncture, which have been proven to help reduce the side effects of cancer treatment such as pain, nausea and fatigue.