The Quebec singer showed encouraging signs of health when she attended the concert of the famous British rock group on Saturday, May 11.
Even when she’s not on stage, Celine Dion puts on a show. The Quebec singer was spotted at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Saturday, May 11. He came to attend the Rolling Stones concert, passing through the city of sin as part of their American “Hackney Diamonds Tour”. Dressed in a skimpy red dress, Celine sang, danced and even pretended to play guitar and drum to the beat with a British rock band. The 56-year-old icon was accompanied by one or two of his three sons, who seemed to be doing very well with him. These pictures, taken by a member of the public, sitting not far from the singer, were published on an Instagram fan.
Nice images
These pictures of a very fit Celine Dion are reassuring about her health. Suffering from Stiff Man Syndrome, a serious neurological disorder, the singer had to stop her career a few years ago. He made his first appearance again on February 4 at the Grammy Awards to present Taylor Swift with the Album of the Year award. In a recent interview Vogue: France, Quebec confided that he manages his disease on a daily basis. “It’s one day,” he said in an interview published on April 22. I didn’t fight the disease, it’s still in me forever.” He also described the limitations of his new routine in more detail, with emphasis on care. “Five days a week I do sports, physical and vocal therapy,” she explained. I work on my toes as much as my knees, calves, fingers, singing, voice…”
A documentary will be released soon
In early 2023, Celine Dion also announced the release of a documentary about her battle with the disease. “The last two years have been such a challenge for me, from discovering my illness to learning to live with it and manage it, but not let it define me,” she said on Instagram. As the journey to restart my performing career continues, I realize how much I miss being able to see my fans. During this absence, I decided that I wanted to document this part of my life, to try to raise awareness about this little-known disease, to help other people who share this diagnosis. Therefore, this documentary promises a more detailed as well as a more intimate insight into Celine’s life and illness. Its release is scheduled for June 25 on Amazon Prime.
Source: Le Figaro
