Olivia Newton-John is "doing great" as she battles breast cancer for a second time.
The 68-year-old singer's daughter Chloe Lattanzi took to social media to reveal her mother is doing well and was spending the day "at a healing centre with lots of wild kittens".
Posting on her private Instagram, she wrote: "My mamma just sent me this [video]. She's doing great! At a healing centre with lots of wild kittens! Just wanted to let you all know how well she's doing. I love you guys. We love you! #f**kcancer #fighter #winning #ilovemymom (sic)"
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Newton-John announced back in May that she was "reluctantly" having to postpone her planned performances in the US and Canada because of her breast cancer diagnosis.