Peter Andre has taken to Instagram and penned a heartwarming tribute to Olivia Newton-John following the news of her death.
Olivia Newton-John, best known for her starring role in Grease, passed away at 73, her husband confirmed on Monday (August 8).
The star, who had been battling breast cancer for 30 years, was surrounded by her family and friends.
READ MORE: Olivia Newton-John dies aged 73 after 30-year battle with breast cancer
The Mysterious Girl singer shared a throwback snap on social media alongside the Hollywood legend when they performed in a charity gig together.
In the unearthed picture, a young-looking Peter wrapped his arm around Olivia as they smiled for a snap.
In the caption, Peter – who has been starring in a West End revival of Grease – described Olivia as a "warm, kind and loving person" who "spent time speaking to everyone backstage" after they worked together decades earlier.
Peter's caption penned: "My sister Debbie just sent me this photo. The night of the Spina Bifida charity concert in Australia where I had the privilege to perform alongside Dame Olivia Newton John.
"This photo reminds me what a warm, kind and giving person she was. She smiled constantly and spent time speaking to everyone backstage. I will never forget it."
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Following the initial announcement of Olivia's passing, Peter took to social media and shared another poignant message about the icon.
Peter shared a trip of snaps of Olivia throughout her life and wrote: "This has made me really really sad. I have had the privilege of meeting the incredible Olivia a few times and even worked with her on a special Spina Bifida concert in Australia.
"She was lovely in every way. Always lit up the room. Thoughts with her family. RIP…. Grease will feel very different for us now. #brave #strongwoman #iconic @therealonj #olivianewtonjohn #grease #letsgetphysical #xanadu #spinabifida."
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