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John Travolta Thanks His Florida Community For Support
If you live in Ocala, Florida, John Travolta loves you. In fact, he told you so on Friday night at the premiere of his film Old Dogs.
John appeared with his wife Kelly Preston and daughter Ella Bleu at the premiere in the family’s hometown. All three appeared in the new movie.
Travolta addressed the crowd to talk about the community support his family has received since the death of 16 year old son Jett. “It’s meant the world to us,” Travolta said. “We know that we have a community. We know that we have friends. And we know that we are loved. We appreciate it. Jett appreciates it. We love you, Ocala.”
Man, I picked the wrong Orlando suburb to move into!
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D West commented on Dec 17 09 at 6:02 pmComments John and Kelly have one of the greatest marriages in Hollywood! Who says it can’t be done!! They have always seemed to put family first, and not be ashamed of that! I think they are a wonderful example to the business overall! If they knew of a particular family in need, I can see them doing “randdom acts of kindness”. Tis a shame that there is not a way to just notify this family with your story. I’m sure they are swamped with requests though, and it is so hard to know what is valid and what is not nowadays! We love the whole family and wish them the best!
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