Don’t panic, Céline is fine!Image: Shutterstock
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To the great delight of her fans, who are now reassured about her health, the singer made her first public appearance in several months.
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Celine Dion makes her first public appearance in ten months. The Quebec singer attended a hockey game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Las Vegas Golden Knights in Las Vegas this Monday, October 30.
As a reminder, Celine Dion, who suffers from Stiff Person Syndrome – a neurological disorder that causes muscle spasms – had to cancel her Courage World Tour in December 2022.
An appearance that has a calming effect
His appearance in Las Vegas was good news for his fans who were worried about his health. She was photographed watching the game from the stands and visiting the Montreal Canadiens team in the locker room after the team’s loss.
The star even shared the moment spent in Las Vegas with her children on Instagram. “An unforgettable evening with my family and friends,” she wrote, among other things, in the caption of the post.
Image: Instagram
“My sons and I had a great time meeting the Montreal Canadiens after their hockey game against the Las Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. They played so well, what a game!!! Thanks for meeting us after the game, guys! It was unforgettable for all of us. Have a good season everyone!”
Celine Dion on Instagram
So let’s be reassured: Celine Dion seems to be doing better. It remains to be seen what will happen to her tour, which she has not pursued for the time being. (sia)
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