Olivia Newton John’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi reveals she can’t help posting busty Instagram selfies because her boobs ‘just kinda stick out’
The 31-year-old is renowned for posting buxom selfies online but claims they aren’t intentional
CHLOE Lattanzi has admitted she doesn’t mean to show off her boobs in her sexy Instagram snaps.
Chloe, who is the daughter of Olivia Newton John, regularly shares racy pictures with her followers but says they aren’t meant to be taken that way.
After posting a particularly busty picture online, one of Chloe’s fans asked her: “Can you post without emphasising your boobs?”
The 31-year-old replied: I like them. But I'll try just for you.
“Also breasts are beautiful big or small. I didn't mean to emphasise them. They just kinda stick out.”
Chloe continued to tell her fans: “I'm proud of all parts of my body.
“I have lots of pics where the girls aren't taking over the shot.
“But I'm not ashamed of my breasts. I think breasts are beautiful.”
Over the weekend Chloe faced a backlash on Instagram from her fans who accused her of having a drugs relapse.
Chloe spent seven months in rehab back in 2013 following an addiction to drugs and alcohol.
On Saturday her Instagram followers attacked her after she posted a lengthy statement about Trump, with some accusing her of taking drugs again.
Chloe fiercely denied the rumours and told them: “I'm two years clean and f***ing proud of it.”
She later justified the post by explaining she’d spent time with Trump but later deleted it following the backlash.
In a message to her fans, Chloe wrote: “I took my Trump post down. I realise every time I voice my real feelings about him it only insights hateful comments and people telling me to get off drugs.
“My opinion as a sensitive (person), I feel his energy and am not attracted or connected to anything he stands for to be polite. But I'm too much of a people pleaser to keep my political posts up.
“I'm just angry and scared and the way I deal with that is by making fun and jokes. This does not make me immature or crazy. You wanna talk immature that's Trump.
“And when one of you says I'm on drugs because I make an anti-Trump video that hurts so much. I'm 2 years clean.”
In another post, she continued: “I have every right to voice my disgust... This is not about you. This is my feelings towards this man. I have spent time with him. Have you?”
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Chloe has previously been vocal about her dislike of Trump – who was sworn in as the 45th US president on Friday night.
Re-posting a picture online that one of her friends created, she wrote: “I made one post about Trump's lack of character and got ripped a new a**hole!
“I love you old friend. You've inspired me not to be afraid. I love you.”
Chloe’s been open in the past about battling her demons, telling The Mail On Sunday: “I had blackouts.
“I would stay up on three-day-long binges without ever going to sleep. Days and weeks started to blend together.
“Later, 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.”
Grease star Olivia, 68, helped Chloe overcome her struggle and the pair remain close.
In December, The Sun Online reported how Chloe was moving to Oregon with her partner James Driskill to start a marijuana farm.
James is believed to be going into business with Chloe's cousin Brock Binder, who owns cannabis brand High Quality Life.
The former martial arts pro has dropped hints about their new venture online, posting a picture of himself with the caption: “Handling business in #Oregon Big things coming!”
Chloe’s cousin Brock confirmed their plans to The Mail, saying: “James is heading as our lead garden manager and yeah he's running a farm up there in Canby and taking care of business up there.
“He's one of my partners in that separate business.
He added: “Chloe just wanted to be closer to her dad and he did too, they have been so far away from each other, this is an opportunity for them to be closer. That's my cousin…”
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