@felix_pIt was November 1985, and the White House was full of guests for a party hosted by President Ronald Reagan. John Travolta was there, but he didn’t feel like he belonged, until First Lady Nancy Reagan came over and said Princess Diana wanted to dance with him. He walked up to her, and from the first step, everything clicked. They danced for about 15 minutes, completely in sync, while cameras flashed around them. Travolta says it felt like a “fairy tale moment,” and he tried to memorize every second of it. To this day, he calls it one of the most beautiful, magical memories he carries ❤️

@felix_pIt was November 1985, and the White House was full of guests for a party hosted by President Ronald Reagan. John Travolta was there, but he didn’t feel like he belonged, until First Lady Nancy Reagan came over and said Princess Diana wanted to dance with him. He walked up to her, and from the first step, everything clicked. They danced for about 15 minutes, completely in sync, while cameras flashed around them. Travolta says it felt like a “fairy tale moment,” and he tried to memorize every second of it. To this day, he calls it one of the most beautiful, magical memories he carries ❤️