Celine Dion had an emotional moment at the recent Rolling Stones concert in Las Vegas, which she attended wearing a red long-sleeved leather dress with minimal makeup and her blonde hair in a ponytail. She stood among the crowd at The Allegiant Stadium and was soon spotted shedding tears while the band performed “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.”
The singer also had fun as she relished the music, and moved her body to hits like “Paint It Black,” “Sympathy For The Devil,” “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction,” and more. The song that had her breaking down seemed to resonate with her struggles, as Mick Jagger described it to be about “having a hard time and getting out.”
Celine Dion breaks down at the Rolling Stones concert
Celine revealed her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis last year while canceling ensuing shows due to the illness’ effect on her vocal cords. The singer now has difficulties walking and doing her normal daily activities hence seeing her sway at the Allegiant stadium was a delight for her well-wishers. She has refused to give up regardless, assuring fans of a possible comeback as soon as she is in tip-top shape.
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The singer has also found purpose in pain with her upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary, I Am Céline Dion. The documentary gives insight into her successful music career and personal life, including her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome. The Irene Taylor-directed film, which the synopsis describes as “a love letter to fans,” will be available for global viewing by late June.
Celine’s resilience during this tough period has been nothing short of inspiring as she strives to get back in front of a listening audience again. She told Vogue France during an interview that her new routine involves athletic, physical, and vocal therapy five times a week. The mother of three now trains “like an athlete and works super hard” to manage her condition.
To keep her mental health balanced, Celine enjoys singing to herself in front of the mirror and listening to her old releases. She also spends time with her grown-up kids— René-Charles Angélil and twin boys Nelson Angelil and Eddy Angélil, who have been supportive. The 56-year-old also has the help of her musician sister, Claudette, who also looks forward to her optimal health.