John Travolta's 16-year-old son has died, Basil Rahming, the Chief Superintendent of the Grand Bahama Police, confirmed to Usmagazine.com Friday.
Travolta's lawyer, Michael Ossi, told TMZ.com, which first reported the news, that Jett suffered a seizure Friday morning at his family's vacation home at the Old Bahama Bay Hotel on Grand Bahama Island. He was taken to Rand Memorial Hospital in Freeport, where he was pronounced dead upon arrival, Rahming told Us.
Police spokesperson Loretta Mackey told TMZ that Jett hit his head on the bathtub. A caretaker named Jeff Michael Kathrain found Jett found unconscious in the bathroom around 10 a.m., Rahming told Us. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday, Obie Wilchcombe, a parliament member and former tourism minister, told the Associated Press Saturday.
"We expect a quick resolution," Wilchcombe said. "John spoke with the minister of health and the doctors and police are at the hospital. They're very, very quick to resolve things."
Jett's body will be transferred to Restview Memorial Mortuary and Crematorium in The Bahamas on Monday, a Restview rep told TMZ. It's been reported that Jett had autism, which Travolta has denied -- instead saying Jett is inflicted with Kawasaki Syndrome (the six-year-old son of Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell has the same diagnosis), which can lead to heart disease.
Travolta called Jett "my baby" in an interview with the Australian media several years ago.
"He's my first, and he's my heart. And he's a very special boy," Travolta said. "He's Daddy's boy. And...we spend a lot of time together even though I'm pretty busy. He loves the outdoors and he loves to travel. He loves being on the plane. We fly in the ultralight together," he continued. "And...he likes to climb trees and swim."
Travolta and wife Kelly Preston are also parents to daughter Ella, 8. The family arrived to The Bahamas on Dec. 30.
Source: USMagazine.com
Travolta's lawyer, Michael Ossi, told TMZ.com, which first reported the news, that Jett suffered a seizure Friday morning at his family's vacation home at the Old Bahama Bay Hotel on Grand Bahama Island. He was taken to Rand Memorial Hospital in Freeport, where he was pronounced dead upon arrival, Rahming told Us.
Police spokesperson Loretta Mackey told TMZ that Jett hit his head on the bathtub. A caretaker named Jeff Michael Kathrain found Jett found unconscious in the bathroom around 10 a.m., Rahming told Us. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday, Obie Wilchcombe, a parliament member and former tourism minister, told the Associated Press Saturday.
"We expect a quick resolution," Wilchcombe said. "John spoke with the minister of health and the doctors and police are at the hospital. They're very, very quick to resolve things."
Jett's body will be transferred to Restview Memorial Mortuary and Crematorium in The Bahamas on Monday, a Restview rep told TMZ. It's been reported that Jett had autism, which Travolta has denied -- instead saying Jett is inflicted with Kawasaki Syndrome (the six-year-old son of Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell has the same diagnosis), which can lead to heart disease.
Travolta called Jett "my baby" in an interview with the Australian media several years ago.
"He's my first, and he's my heart. And he's a very special boy," Travolta said. "He's Daddy's boy. And...we spend a lot of time together even though I'm pretty busy. He loves the outdoors and he loves to travel. He loves being on the plane. We fly in the ultralight together," he continued. "And...he likes to climb trees and swim."
Travolta and wife Kelly Preston are also parents to daughter Ella, 8. The family arrived to The Bahamas on Dec. 30.
Source: USMagazine.com
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