It was the one that he wanted, but he wanted her to have it more.

The anonymous buyer who purchased Olivia Newton-John’s iconic leather jacket from ‘Grease’ for $243,000 at auction in November has returned the item to her.

Julian Auctions, who brokered the sale, posted a video to Facebook that showed the actress, 71, having the jacket returned to her by the man, whose identity has been hidden.

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“This jacket belongs to you and the collective soul of those who love you, those for whom you are the soundtrack of their lives. It should not sit in a billionaire’s closet for country club bragging rights,” said the man, identified by the auction house as a doctor and a medical technology entrepreneur.

He described himself as Newton-John’s number-one fan.

“This is the most beautiful present, but mainly it’s your heart that I’m grateful for,” Newton-John told the man, adding that it was “always her dream” to display it at the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research and Wellness Centre in Australia when he asked if that was its destination. Spanx founder Sara Blakely — for whom Newton-John sang at her wedding — purchased the skintight satin pants that accompany the jacket in the film, which the actress said she had to be sewn into.

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Newton-John auctioned off over 500 pieces of memorabilia to raise funds for the Centre after being diagnosed with breast cancer for the third time since 1992. The event pulled in $2.4 million for the organization.

This article originally appeared in the New York Post.