TRENDING
Aston Villa Confirm Club-Record £65m Signing Of Jackson From Chelsea • Transfer: Atletico Madrid give Alvarez deadline to decide on Arsenal move • Number Of Missing In Deadly Nepal, China Floods Jumps Past 2,400 • ADC doesn’t need coalition to win 2027 election — Bolaji Abdullahi • ‘Even Tinubu knows police are corrupt’ – Isaac Fayose sends message to IGP over invite to VDM • Kebbi Police Intensify Crackdown On Bike Theft After Mob Violence In Birnin Kebbi • Tinubu orders comprehensive audit of IPPIS to weed out ‘fake agencies, ghost workers’ • Military rescues 43 kidnapped victims, neutralises 26 terrorists • Is the Bill Belichick era at North Carolina already coming to a close? • U-17 WWC: Busari Calls Up 25 Players For Abuja Camp • Tinubu Directs Oyedele To Coordinate Comprehensive Forensic Audit Of IPPIS, Federal Agencies, Ministries • ASUU suspends strike at Abia varsity, gives management deadline to recall professor • 2027: Barau rallies Kano North support for Tinubu, APC • I’ll reopen Nigeria’s borders, develop southern ports to revive trade – Atiku • Panic in Jos as man jumps off bridge into water • BBNaija: What the numbers really say • 2027: SDP women leaders begin nationwide mobilisation • From policy institute to parade ground, By Nuhu Mohammed • Big Ten to have 4 player status reports a week • NPFL:​‌‍​‌‍⁠⁠‌‍​‌‍​‌‍‍‌​ 3SC defeat Inter Lagos FC 2-1 in league opener • Aston Villa Confirm Club-Record £65m Signing Of Jackson From Chelsea • Transfer: Atletico Madrid give Alvarez deadline to decide on Arsenal move • Number Of Missing In Deadly Nepal, China Floods Jumps Past 2,400 • ADC doesn’t need coalition to win 2027 election — Bolaji Abdullahi • ‘Even Tinubu knows police are corrupt’ – Isaac Fayose sends message to IGP over invite to VDM • Kebbi Police Intensify Crackdown On Bike Theft After Mob Violence In Birnin Kebbi • Tinubu orders comprehensive audit of IPPIS to weed out ‘fake agencies, ghost workers’ • Military rescues 43 kidnapped victims, neutralises 26 terrorists • Is the Bill Belichick era at North Carolina already coming to a close? • U-17 WWC: Busari Calls Up 25 Players For Abuja Camp • Tinubu Directs Oyedele To Coordinate Comprehensive Forensic Audit Of IPPIS, Federal Agencies, Ministries • ASUU suspends strike at Abia varsity, gives management deadline to recall professor • 2027: Barau rallies Kano North support for Tinubu, APC • I’ll reopen Nigeria’s borders, develop southern ports to revive trade – Atiku • Panic in Jos as man jumps off bridge into water • BBNaija: What the numbers really say • 2027: SDP women leaders begin nationwide mobilisation • From policy institute to parade ground, By Nuhu Mohammed • Big Ten to have 4 player status reports a week • NPFL:​‌‍​‌‍⁠⁠‌‍​‌‍​‌‍‍‌​ 3SC defeat Inter Lagos FC 2-1 in league opener
Celine Dion makes first public appearance in two years ahead of Paris show
Back to Home

Celine Dion makes first public appearance in two years ahead of Paris show

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Celine Dion makes first public appearance in two years ahead of Paris show

Céline Dion has made a rare public appearance in Paris, stepping out ahead of her highly anticipated return to the stage.

The “My Heart Will Go On” singer was seen outside her hotel in the French capital on Friday, August 28, dressed in a beige trench coat and sunglasses as she greeted fans and photographers.

The appearance comes as Dion prepares for a series of performances in Paris scheduled to begin in September.

The shows will mark her return to the stage after her memorable performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Dion previously described the upcoming residency as a special birthday gift to herself.

In a video announcing the shows in March, she told fans, “This year, I’m getting the best birthday gift of my life. I’m getting the chance to see you, to perform for you.”

The Grammy-winning singer has spent the past several years dealing with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder she publicly disclosed in 2022. The condition caused severe muscle spasms and affected her ability to perform.

Despite the challenges, Dion has remained determined to return to music. Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar earlier this month, she said she wanted to give her fans something that reflected how much she had missed them.

“It’s been so long, I would like to offer them something to show how I’ve missed them,” she said.

Dion previously revealed that she had been working extensively with medical and fitness professionals to regain the strength required to perform.

“The way I see it, I have two choices,” she said. “Either I train like an athlete and work super hard, or I switch off and it’s over.”

Her upcoming Paris performances are expected to continue through May 2027, marking a significant new chapter in her career following years away from regular live performances.

Vanguard News

The post Celine Dion makes first public appearance in two years ahead of Paris show appeared first on Vanguard News.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.