Celine Dion, 54, was forthright about her health. The singer said that she must now prioritize her own health.
The Canadian performer suffers from muscular stiffness syndrome. The illness is thought to be terminal. The Grammy Award winner’s body remains stuck in odd configurations as her muscles quiver uncontrollably, giving the impression that she is becoming a “living statue.” A patient’s capacity to talk or move might perhaps be lost.
Dion’s scheduled European tour for the next year had to be postponed. The singer’s supporters expressed their sympathy and undying support for her. “Celine is very appreciative of all the support and affection she has received from her fans. She makes every attempt to return to the stage and perform for her fans despite her challenging conditions, sources were reported as saying.
The musician had taped a sincere plea. I’m sorry it took me so long to get back to you. I’m eager to return to the stage because I miss you so much. You are aware that I have always been like a book. I wasn’t ready to talk about my illness before, but now I am,” Celine reassured.
She emphasized that her disease only affects one person in a million. The sickness has an effect on every aspect of the star’s life. “If I want to see you again, I need to pay attention to my health. I genuinely want to get better,” the celebrity said.
The other two sons of Celine Dion are Renee-Charles, age 21, and the 12-year-old twins Nelson and Eddie. The singer gave birth to kids when she was married to her manager Rene Angelil. The celebrity’s husband passed away in 2016 after a lengthy fight with cancer.
“Her boys have never stopped helping her. With her children, Celine now communicates often. She is a model of tenacity,” the source claimed.
