For several years, Celine Dion has been rare and has been forced to cancel her tours. To the great dismay of his fans and the international star. The singer, who suffers from an autoimmune disease, which manifests itself by muscular rigidity in the trunk and limbs, decided to speak to TF1 on the occasion of the release this June 25 on Prime Video of the documentary “I am: Celine Dion”.
“I have to tell my fans where I am today, having lived and been an open book all my life because you gave me the chanceshe explains straight away before reassuring her fans about her return. I have arranged to meet you very often. I’ve been asked to sing with me, very often… and I think that each time you have come. It was extraordinary gifts, extraordinary trips. Traveling through music, through words, sorrows and many joys too. And to make a big deal, with all this positive energy around me I’m going to come back on stage. I don’t know when but I’m going to come back on stage!“
“Céline Dion saves herself”
At Gala magazine, Anne-Claire Coudray revealed some details behind the scenes of this unexpected interview. “I was coming out of the screening of her documentary which was impressive because it was filmed at a time when she was struggling and in crisis with her illness”, says the TF1 journalist who talks about her physical appearance. “And so there, she is better. Physically, she is a little different. For example, we see that she saves herself, she has great discipline, we see that she is careful in her everyday life, in her treatments. She is followed by a whole team.” The JT presenter even says she admires her fight and her determination to come back. “It’s a daily struggle, and this until the end of one’s life,” she concluded at Gala. She is extraordinarily combative, has lost none of her sense of humor, nor her desire to come back one day, and that’s also what she wanted to say.”
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