The evolution of Olivia Newton-John’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi
See her plastic surgery transformation over the years.
The 31-year-old posted this prom throwback and it had fans doing a double take. She looks so different!
Back in 1997 Chloe would always be by her mum's side at events, but it was clear she had her sights set on the spotlight!
In 2001(L) and 2000 (R) Chloe, whose father is Olivia Newton-John's ex Matt Lattanzi, was growing into a beautiful young woman.
How adorable is this retro shot of the mother-daughter duo?!
Chloe looked gorgeously fresh-faced during an event in 2002.
GettyFamous friends! Cate Blanchett hanging out with mother-daughter duo Olivia Newton-John and Chloe Lattanzi at a dinner honouring Aussies in entertainment in 2004.
The singer was in her element while beside Olivia on the red-carpet. The duo are pictured here in 2005.
These days, the star runs a cannabis farm in Oregon with her partner James Driskill.
In 2008 Chloe appeared on MTV's Rock the Cradle, a singing contest that showcased the musical talents of famous musicians' children. Oliva's daughter came in third place.
In 2006 at the G'Day LA Gala, Chloe still looked like her mother's daughter, with freshly-dyed blonde locks and a wide grin.
Olivia and her daughter, picture here in 2010, have a close bond. "To me luxury is to be at home with my daughter, and the occasional massage doesn't hurt."
"I loved him front the first moment that I met him, it sounds cheesy but it's true," the 34-year-old revealed to Channel 10 about her jiu-jitsu instructor fiancee James Driskell.
With news of ONJ's breast cancer returning, Chloe has vowed to be right by her mum's side.
"My mum is so powerful she will beat this in no time. My mum and best friend is going to be fine," Chloe assured fans.
Chloe post-surgery in 2015.
GettyChloe showed off her ample chest in this revealing dress in 2016.
GettyChloe and ONJ shared a sweet mother-daughter moment together in 2019.
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