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In a deeply moving and eloquent tribute, Sir Cliff Richard has opened up about the passing of his longtime friend and soulmate, Olivia Newton-John. The beloved Grease star died on Monday following a decades-long battle with breast cancer. She was 73. At 81, Sir Cliff shared his reflections with the public, offering a message filled with sorrow, admiration, and enduring love.

“I find myself at a loss as to what to say,” Sir Cliff began in his statement. “Death — well, he is a vicious enemy and all of us will be taken by him. But not all at the same time.” With this poignant observation, he expressed a powerful truth about grief — that while we mourn, we continue to carry those we love within our memories. “While Olivia remains in our minds and memories,” he wrote, “she remains very much alive.”

Sir Cliff described himself as “just one of an army of lucky people who knew and loved Olivia.” And indeed, how could they not? “She was gorgeous, gifted, and had a heart of gold,” he said, capturing the essence of a woman whose beauty was matched by her spirit and generosity.

Over the years, Olivia faced her illness with remarkable courage. Diagnosed with cancer three times since 1992, she famously put her career on hold to focus on healing — not just for herself, but for others as well. “Why?” Cliff asked. “Because she wanted to inspire other sufferers to do as she did — fight the ugly disease.” Despite referring to cancer as something she simply wanted to “get rid of,” Olivia approached each chapter of her life with resilience and optimism.

Only three weeks before her passing, Cliff spoke to Olivia on the phone. “She was her bright, positive self,” he recalled. “I never thought for one moment that I would be writing this and acknowledging her death.” Even in her final days, she exuded the same light that endeared her to millions.

Noting his deep dislike for the word “death,” Cliff chose instead to say that Olivia had “simply stopped living.” It’s a softer truth, one that honors the lasting presence of her spirit. “I will miss her,” he concluded. “The world will miss her. So let’s all keep her alive in our hearts and memories. God bless you, Livy. Rest in peace.”

Sir Cliff had long admired Olivia, both as a performer and as a person. “I don’t know anybody who knew her who didn’t actually fall in love with her at some point,” he once said. In fact, Olivia even performed as one of Cliff’s backing singers early in her career, before beginning a relationship with Bruce Welch of The Shadows. Their brief engagement ended, but Cliff never lost his admiration for her. “I’m afraid I lost the chance,” he admitted with quiet regret.

Their bond remained unshaken through the years — sharing stages, duets, and fond memories. In her passing, Cliff Richard not only mourns a dear friend but celebrates a life that touched so many.

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