Making use of Instagram, the 'Grease' actor shares a picture of Ella in her catwalk outfit standing against the show's backdrop as she rocks a tailored black suit over a corset top and oversized black trousers.
- Sep 19, 2022
AceShowbiz - John Travolta couldn't be more proud of his daughter Ella Bleu. The "Grease" actor recently celebrated the 22-year-old on social media after she made her debut at New York Fashion Week.
Making use of Instagram, John shared a picture of Ella in her catwalk outfit standing against the show's backdrop. She rocked a tailored black suit over a corset top and oversized black trousers. Her dark brown hair slicked back away from her face.
In the caption of the post, the "Saturday Night Fever" star gushed, "So proud of Ella's debut at fashion week in New York City!" He also tagged Ella's Instagram handler, "@ella.travolta."
John and Ella have had a close bond. In February last year, the father-daughter duo was featured in ScottsMiracle-Gro's first-ever commercial to air during the Super Bowl.
The ad, which stressed how important the backyard is amid the COVID-19 pandemic, saw John struggling to find the record button as he and his daughter are about to film themselves dancing. "Dad, it's the red one," Ella told her father, who replied, "I know," while standing in front of the phone.
"The other red one," Ella repeated her instruction to the "Pulp Fiction" star, but he insisted, "I know." Once he manages to set up the camera, they began dancing, re-creating a scene from his 1978 movie "Grease".
Martha Stewart, who was gardening in her own backyard, admired the two and gushed that John "has still got it." Meanwhile, "The Office" alum Leslie David Baker, reminded them, "Hey, Travoltas, don't be Tik-ity Tok-ing on my grass," as the father and daughter continue to dance.
John and Ella previously teamed up to dance in a video posted by the actor on Instagram in August 2020. The "Saturday Night Fever" star wrote in the caption that they were dancing in memory of his late wife Kelly Preston, who died from breast cancer in July 2020 at the age of 57. He added, "One of Kelly's favorite things, dancing with me."
