Celine Dion arrives Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics, guests anticipate performance
The arrival of renowned musician, Celine Dion, in Paris has sparked rumours on whether the ailing singer could be the surprise artist in Friday’s Opening Ceremony of Paris 2024 Olympics.
The Canadian singer, who on account of health issues, has not performed for some time is one of the most famous and successful artists in the world.
Dion is one of the greatest international artists in history. Her career spanned decades of achievements and has reached major milestones.
She was already a star when she performed the theme song for the Titanic film, “My heart will go on”.
However, two years ago, she was diagnosed with the Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), a rare neurological disease discovered in the middle of the 20th century with no definitive cure.
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Patients receive palliative treatments, but they are less effective when the disease progresses.
What SPS causes is involuntary muscle spasms. It affects Dion’s walking and singing. She recounted this in a documentary entitled “I am: Celine Dion”, released by Prime Video in June.
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