The first images of the documentary I Am: Celine Dion are available on social networks. On the occasion of its worldwide release on Prime Video on June 25, the singer gave an exclusive interview to Anne-Claire Coudray. A meeting which will be broadcast this Sunday June 16 on TF1 and which was the occasion for an exchange of gifts between the singer and the journalist.
Fans of the singer My heart Will Go On have never lost hope of one day seeing their idol on stage again. It has in fact been almost two years since the Canadian retired for treatment. Although it has been affected for 15 years stiff person syndrome, it is since 2022 that she has had to put her career on pause. As the symptoms worsened and affected her vocal cords, she was no longer able to sing.
Celine Dion soon back on stage?
While her health has prevented her from performing for many months, Céline Dion has never lost hope of healing, but above all of returning to the stage. During a recent interview she gave to journalist Hoda Kotb, she made a promise that seemed as much to her fans as to herself. “I’m going back on stageeven if I have to crawl, if I have to talk with my hands, I will.”
The singer therefore explains that she is
“determined to go back A day on the scene and lead as normal a life as possible.”. A hope that she draws from the love of those close to her. “I am deeply grateful for love
and the support of my children, my family, my team and all of you!” Celine Dion also declared having received thousands of messages of support from all over the world.
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Celine Dion touched by the love she received from her family and fans.
Celine Dion on TF1 with Anne-Claire Coudray
Fans of the singer will be able to hear her news on June 25 on Prime Video, but also this Sunday June 16 on TF1. As explained Audiencethe Canadian singer offered to the presenter of the first channel,
a priceless gift : a few minutes in his company. Céline Dion will indeed be the exceptional guest of Anne-Claire Coudray who went all the way to Las Vegas to meet her.
During this unique meeting, the journalist offered a
“small gift” to Celine Dion: an Eiffel Tower as a key ring. “I saw in a recent interview that you dreamed of seeing the Eiffel Tower again. So, I brought you
a very small gift from Paris. It’s like a lucky charm to tell you that the French would also dream of seeing you again.” declared the journalist. The singer, moved by this small gesture, confirmed her desire to return to France: “no more than me, I can assure you. It’s so nice”.
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Anne-Claire Coudray gives a gift to Céline Dion.
A documentary on Celine Dion
TF1 will broadcast this interview on Sunday, which lasts a little over 10 minutes, a duration which will surely not be enough to fill the gap felt by the singer’s fans. Fortunately, the documentary I am: Celine Dion, will allow them to enter more fully into the intimacy of the singer who confides without pretense. She reveals in detail the effects of the disease on her body. “It’s as if we were
strangling you”.
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Céline Dion opens up about the suffering she experienced.
This documentary was produced, according to one of the star’s spokespersons, as “a love letter to his fans”but also “it highlights the music, which guided his life, while showcasing the resilience of the human spirit.” It’s also an opportunity to learn more about the illness she suffers from and which affects one in a million people in the world.
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