Celine Dion is reportedly looking to perform in concert again for the first time in four years since announcing her retirement due to ill health.
According to French-Canadian newspaper La Presse, the 57-year-old singer will take to the stage for a series of concerts twice-weekly at La Defense Arena in Paris during September and October.
They reported the new shows over the weekend, with posters reportedly spotted in Paris, but the new is yet to be formally announced on her official website and social media.
The singer took to Instagram overnight to share a series of throwback photos of herself in Paris, with some from her earlier years.
Fans were quick to share their support and hope for the singers return, with one writing: “Like they say, Paris is always a good idea! Just let us know when!”
Dion announced her retirement in 2022 after being diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome, an autoimmune disorder that causes the immune system to attack the person’s own nervous system.
The disorder causes the muscles to go into a state of constant rigidity, with sudden and painful spasms that can be triggered by even simple things like loud noise, sudden movement or stress.
In 2022 the singer was also set to restart a tour of North America that had been postponed to due to Covid, but had to cancel the tour due to her illness.
She has since stayed out of the spotlight as she continues her battle with the incurable disease, with one of her last performances in 2024 at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games.
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