John Travolta’s daughter Ella shares exciting news 2 months after releasing song inspired by late mom

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Ella Bleu Travolta, the only daughter of veteran Hollywood star John Travolta, is set to keep her promise to fans of sharing more of her musical work this year, reported Hello! Magazine on Tuesday, November 5.

The 24-year-old took to Instagram to announce the upcoming release of her very first EP this Friday, November 8, which will contain two of her new songs.

According to the publication, the EP comes two months after Ella released her song 'Little Bird,' which she said was inspired by her mother, the late Kelly Preston, who died in July 2020 at the age of 57 due to a secret battle with breast cancer.

Ella released another song last month, titled 'Lost in Your World'.

Ella Bleu Travolta announces EP release date

 Ella Bleu Travolta shared a black and white photograph on Instagram which featured her in different looks, mostly in black lace bustier tops and suit silhouettes.

She shared the news about the release of her EP titled 'Colors of Love' in the caption, which read, "Full EP with 2 new songs out this Friday."

Debuting in 2022 with the single 'Dizzy,' Ella has released five songs to date, with the last three coming out over the past few months.

During the release of her song 'Little Bird' in September, Ella shared that it is "a song about a beautiful time in my life".

"I spent the last two years thinking about what I wanted this song to be, only for it to be written overnight. This song is about the celebration of life."

John Travolta supportive of daughter Ella Bleu Travolta's musical endeavors

In an interview with People last month, Ella Bleu Travolta revealed that her father inspired her to create and record music.

She had started dabbling in writing songs at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. After penning a few, she reportedly decided to show them to the actor.

"He was like, 'Oh, wow, you should really finish these. You should finish these songs, and then, you could record demos of them or something,'" Ella shared.

"So I was like, 'Okay, well, I'll do that.' So then, I just started finishing songs. It was just this gradient of how everything came up. But that was definitely a huge part of me wanting to really get into it even more, was just my dad."

"He's a complete role model for me and one of the biggest things also that he does is he'll give me advice. The best advice that I've gotten obviously is from him, but he also really leaves it up to me, which I really appreciate. He very much so trusts me and my instincts," she later added.

Ella's teenage brother Benjamin is also very supportive. She shares her music with him and she would hear him "humming" it later.

"They're so supportive and definitely a huge part of if I'm ever like, 'Okay, do I like this song?' I always have them to get their opinions. And I value that a lot."