John Travolta courageously appeared on national television for the first time after the series of sex scandals and harassment claims against him which involved a number of LA-based masseurs and an author. This was also topped off by the variety of gay claims through his cross dressed pictures in the past.

The popular star of the classic 'Grease' movie went for the red carpet and shared a PDA moment with long time wife Kelly Preston during the previous week. No matter how serious the alleged claims are against him, the star did not take the time to explain his side on the cases and instead discussed awkwardly on baking cupcakes.

The possible reason of the actor could be that the legal battles he is facing are ongoing. Even if two of the massage therapists already dropped their lawsuits against the actor, another emerged to claim that the actor showed his nude self to him while they were on a cruise way back in the 90s.

Regardless of the present and emerging accusations, Travolta's team of lawyers continue to deny all claims made against the sexuality of the star. According to The Sun tabloid, many of those who watched the guest appearance of the actor were also as annoyed to the interviewer, Kelly Ripa, for failing to raise the most important issues.

To add up to his cleaning of image as many believe, Travolta shared a video of his young son when he was one year old together with wife, Kelly Preston. It was shot by the older sister, Ella.

Travolta and Preston have been married way back in 1991 and they had three children. It was in 2009 when their eldest son, Jett passed away due to seizure. The video may help in washing all the shame that the scandals have brought to his career and personal life.

However, it could have been way better if the actor spoke up about the issues during his first television guesting.

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