John Travolta and his daughter, Ella Bleu, cheered on Team USA over the weekend in Paris.
John Travolta and Ella Bleu Travolta had a series of fun father-daughter outings over the weekend in Paris for the 2024 Olympic Games.
On Sunday, the Saturday Night Fever star and the 24-year-old songstress had a rare outing as they took the stands at Roland Garros for the Men's Singles Gold medal match between Carlos Alcaraz of Spain and Novak Djokovic of Serbia.
In the stands, the duo were cool as Travolta, 70, rocked a dark blue sports coat and sunglasses while he took in the match. For her part, Ella wore a relaxed white shirt. During the match, which saw Djokovic finally complete the Golden Grand Slam -- which is where a tennis star wins all four majors and an Olympic medal. It's a task reached by only for other tennis superstars, including Serena Williams, who was also in the stands to watch the match.
On Saturday, Travolta and Ella made their Olympics debut as they took their seats inside of Bercy Arena, where they watched the Men's and Women's gymnastics floor exercise finals.
Inside, Travolta and Ella were often seen on their feet and clapping while watching Simone Biles and team USA teammate Jade Carey snag the gold and bronze respectively for USA.
The official NBC Olympics camera caught a shot of the Cash Out star celebrating as Biles stuck her landing and secured another victory.
Missing from the Olympics is Travolta's 13-year-old son, Benjamin. Together, Travolta and his late wife, Kelly Preston, welcomed Ella, Benjamin and a son, Jett, who died in 2009.
This summer, Travolta and his kids have been soaking in the quality time together. In July, the Oscar-nominated actor shared a look at his Fourth of July celebrations.
"Happy 4th of July everyone!!," he captioned the video that showed him, Ella and Benjamin taking in a New York Yankees game, complete with fireworks.
In April, Ella was by her father's side to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pulp Fiction. During the event, Travolta -- who portrayed Vincent Vega -- revealed that Ella had to wait until she was 18 to watch the classic film, but gave it her seal of approval.
"She loved all of it. She's a film buff. She has good taste in film. She's got it," he told ET.
Ella confirmed her dad's statement, adding, "Obviously, I spent my whole life hearing about it and seeing clips of it, but then when I saw it, it's a perfect movie. It's the definition of a perfect movie. It's inspiring for someone who is aspiring to be an actress."
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