Olivia Newton-John’s intervention as daughter breaks sobriety

Olivia Newton-John is planning an intervention as her troubled daughter Chloe Lattanzi falls of the wagon again.

The 65-year-old star rushed to Chloe’s side after she recently admitted that she had “p------ her sobriety away” during worrying posts on social media.

Chloe, 28, has battled serious drug addictions, spending seven months in rehab last year to deal with cocaine, alcohol and antidepressant abuse. She also has suffered from bouts of anorexia.

And now Olivia is planning on staging a full intervention with the rest of the family to ensure Chloe gets the help she needs.

A source told Closer: “There is a plan to hold an intervention.”

Her father Matt Lattanzi, 55, is also said to be deeply concerned about Chloe’s welfare.

In an interview about her addictions after her stint at rehab, Chloe – an aspiring actress – confessed to spending $130US a day on cocaine and a bottle of vodka.

She said: “Being drunk and high became so routine that I would be high in front of my mum – and I don’t think she even noticed because it was such a normal state for me to be in.”

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