John Travolta talks about his epic Olympic adventures.

On Sunday, August 11, the 70-year-old actor shared a video of himself and his daughter Ella Bleu, 24, traveling to Paris 2024 aboard a private jet to watch athletes like Simon Biles.

“Hey, I’m on my way to the Olympics,” Travolta said at the beginning of the video as he walked to the jet. “The flight to Paris is eight hours and I’ll see you when we get to Paris.”

The clip then switched to snapshots of Travolta sitting on the plane wearing a black beret while the French song “Samba Saravah” by Pierre Barouh played in the background.

Also included was a video of him drinking champagne and a picture of the sunset as the plane flew over the Atlantic Ocean.

The clip then switched to Travolta and Ella – whom he has with his late wife Kelly Preston – sitting in Bercy Stadium to watch Biles compete.

The Eiffel Tower with the Olympic rings was also included, as well as a clip of Novak Djokovic playing in the men’s tennis final against Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz at Roland-Garros.

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Travolta then shared more snaps of himself and Ella competing in a beach volleyball match with Guy Fieri before the video cut to father and daughter having dinner together.

“This was our father-daughter trip to the Olympic Games in Paris!” read his caption.

“Beautiful!” commented Rita Wilson.

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Earlier this month, Travolta and Ella were photographed cheering on the U.S. gymnasts at the Bercy Arena in Paris.

The Fat The star wore blue jeans, a dark blouse and sunglasses, while Ella wore a black beret with her all-black outfit.

Besides Ella, Travolta and Preston also have a son, Benjamin, 13, and their late son, Jett, who died in January 2009 at the age of 16.

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