John Travolta gay allegations have resurfaced with the upcoming release of a tell-all book by his former lover, said a report from The Hollywood Gossip. The "Grease" actor and his wife, Kelly Preston, seem to just ignore the rumors though, even appearing in public together for a Scientology event.

The Hollywood star's alleged ex-lover, Doug Gotterba, has announced that he will come out with the tell-all book by next year to confirm the John Travolta gay allegations that he has been making for years. The unauthorized author says it will include shocking details of his six-year romance with the now 60-year-old actor.

Doug Gotterba recalls how John Travolta first seduced him during his interview to be the actor's pilot in September 1981. The said incident led to a relationship, claimed the 62-year-old pilot.

"John was gentle, but very passionate," Doug Gotterba revealed. "The next day, he told me, with a big smile on his face, 'I really enjoyed last night.'"

Doug Gotterba admitted that he reciprocated the actor's affectionate approaches.

"And I told him, 'So did I'," he shared adding that he and John Travolta enjoyed travelling the world together.

John Travolta gay accusations made by Doug Gotterba include detailed, explicit accounts.

The author claimed they engaged in intercourse after John Travolta's famous dance with Princess Diana at the White House in 1985.
Doug Gotterba also shared that their 1987 break-up was due to John Travolta's insatiable sex drive.

"John demanded that I come to his house at all hours of the day and night [for sex]," he revealed.

Four years after their breakup, the John Travolta married actress Kelly Preston in 1991. The two are currently maintaining a strong stand against the John Travolta gay scandal, even appearing in public together admist the ongoing controversy.

Daily Mail reported that the recent public appearance of John Travolta and wife Kelly Preston was for an event of the Church Of Scientology.
The news site added that John Travolta will take on his alleged ex-lover I'm court.

John Travolta's attorney initially made a cease-and-desist order against Doug Gotterba. However,an appeals court ruled that the Doug Gotterba is allowed to make a case that is not covered by a confidentiality agreement from when he was employed as the actor's pilot.

An attorney for Travolta said: "While we believe the court should have thrown out Gotterba's lawsuit at the outset, ultimately, he will not prevail on his claim."

"Gotterba points to an unsigned draft agreement, which he now claims is the controlling document in the case, yet he attached as an exhibit to his own complaint the final version of the contract that he signed barring his claim. We are very confident that in the end we will prevail in the action."