The renowned singer, Celine Dion, is in the spotlight. Celine Dion remains a prominent figure in the music industry. - Does she give a television goodbye performance?
Even though singer Celine Dion (65) is suffering from Stiff-Person Syndrome, she remains hopeful for the future. As reported by British paper "The Sun," the iconic vocalist plans to make one more public appearance as part of a TV special.
"Celine is determined to sing again"
In 2022, the musician was diagnosed with the uncommon illness that results in muscular stiffness and cramps. Nevertheless, she's been relentless in her pursuit to sing once more despite her ongoing battle with a neurological autoimmune disease. She consistently goes through various therapies to combat her muscle condition and hopes that research will soon find a cure.
A source from "The Sun" shared, "Celine is determined to sing again. She's been working with vocal coaches, band members, and specialists for over six months. She believes she could release a concert film where she performs her greatest hits." Just under a year ago, Dion had to cancel her remaining performances on her "Courage World Tour." At the time, she couldn't guarantee if she would ever be able to perform again.
In March 2024, she expressed on Instagram her intentions "to one day stand on stage again and live a relatively normal life." Right before that, she astounded everyone in February when she made a public appearance at the Grammy Awards. For the first time since her diagnosis in December 2022, the five-time Grammy winner graced the event. Taylor Swift (34) received raucous applause and standing ovations as Dion presented the award for Best Album of the Year.
The documentary "I Am: Celine Dion," released on June 25th
Her health issues will be revealed in the documentary "I Am: Celine Dion," which is scheduled to be streamable on Amazon Prime Video from June 25th. In a press release, it mentioned that the film would serve as a "love letter to her fans." Recently released preview scenes provide emotional moments. She'd previously been hesitant to discuss her situation. "But now I'm ready," says the legendary performer in the two-minute teaser. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of her voice, saying, "I need my instrument." However, the disease is affecting her vocals, and even walking is a challenge for her. On top of the physical difficulties, she also misses her fans, sharing, "Do you know, it's not challenging to create a show. It's challenging to cancel a show."
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Source: www.stern.de
