The legendary singer had not performed in public since she revealed her Stiff Person Syndrome in December 2022.
Iconic singer Celine Dion triumphed with her performance in Paris Celine Dion shared an emotional message after she stunned fans on Friday night when wrapping up the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony with a powerhouse performance. The Canadian star, 56, made an incredible public comeback with her first live performance since she announced her diagnosis with the neurological condition stiff-person syndrome almost two years ago.
commented Yanis Marshall. Dion also shared a series of photos from the night, as she wore a glittering beaded silver gown with glamourous makeup and sparkling accessories to deliver her faultless vocals in the pouring rain. https://www.instagram.com/p/C959saZxZUj/?img_index=1 It’s fair to say it was an overwhelming night for Dion, who looked visibly tearful when she came to the climax of her song.
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