California Governors Conference for Women

Kelly Preston to Speak About Son's Death
July 10, 2009 at 7:49am PST
Tags: California Governors Conference for Women, death, Elizabeth Edwards, grief, Jett Travolta, John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Maria Shiver, RIP, Susan St. James

Hollywood actress Kelly Preston is to speak out publicly for the first time about the death of her son.

Jett Travolta, Preston's son with husband and actor John Travolta, died suddenly of a seizure at the age of 16 while vacationing with his family in the Bahamas in January.

The Travoltas have so far grieved in private but in October Preston, 46, has agreed to speak about her loss at the California Governor's Conference for Women.

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