Celine Dion makes long-awaited return to stage in Paris
Celine Dion returned to the stage for a sold-out concert in Paris on Saturday, marking her first full performance in six years. The 58-year-old French-Canadian singer, who has been battling a rare neurological disorder, appeared visibly moved as she opened the show with her ballad "On ne change pas." She expressed her delight to the crowd of 30,000 fans, stating her tears were of joy.

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AI-generatedCeline Dion returned to the stage for a sold-out concert in Paris on Saturday, marking her first full performance in six years. The 58-year-old French-Canadian singer, who has been battling a rare neurological disorder, appeared visibly moved as she opened the show with her ballad "On ne change pas." She expressed her delight to the crowd of 30,000 fans, stating her tears were of joy. The concert took place at the Plenitude Arena, and one newspaper reported that former US First Lady Michelle Obama was in attendance.
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5 extractedDion stated, 'These are, of course, tears of joy. I’m so delighted to see you.'
Dion opened the concert with her 1990s French-language ballad “On ne change pas”.
The concert was a sell-out with 30,000 fans in attendance.
Celine Dion returned to the stage in Paris after battling a rare neurological disorder.
Michelle Obama was reportedly in the audience.