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celine dion stiff person syndrome

Céline Dion's health has been a topic of conversation since her diagnosis back in 2022 when the Quebec singer began her battle with Stiff-Person Syndrome (SPS).

Dion doesn't speak out regarding her health battle too often, bringing fans up to speed only every so often. The 'My Heart Will Go On' singer has since shared a recent update in honour of SPS Awareness Day, which is celebrated on Friday, March 15.

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Céline Dion has been making rare public appearances left and right these past few weeks. And we aren't mad about it one single bit.

Not only did the Quebec singer appear at the 2024 Grammy Awards, where she presented Taylor Swift with Album of the Year, but Dion also made a surprise visit to the Edmonton Oilers dressing room in Vegas.

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Céline Dion made a surprise appearance at the 2024 Grammy Awards — leaving the audience stunned with her iconic presence.

Well, Dion also shared a special moment backstage with singer Sonyae where she showed off her vocals, and it's clear the queen has still got it.

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The Recording Academy hinted that the night's final presenter, which has been kept a mystery, would be "jaw-dropping," and they weren't lying.

Céline Dion made her first major public appearance at the 2024 Grammy Awards since announcing publicly that she was diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), a condition that has left the Quebec singer no choice but to cancel her tour.

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Celebrities often guard their privacy fiercely, but Céline Dion is turning the spotlight towards some of her most personal struggles. The legendary singer, known for her powerful voice, is set to reveal a different kind of strength in her upcoming documentary, I Am: Celine Dion.

"[The] documentary directed by Oscar-nominated Irene Taylor will be released globally on Prime Video," Dion shared on Instagram. Amazon MGM Studios also announced the acquisition of worldwide rights to the feature-length film on January 30.

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The world of music and sports collided on Monday, October 30 following a rare appearance by Céline Dion at the Montreal Canadiens game in Las Vegas.

The Quebec singer has been taking time for herself while she battles Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), which can lead to stiffness and spasms throughout the body.

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Many were outraged over Rolling Stone's latest list of 200 Greatest Singers of All Time, which omitted Queen Céline Dion. But fans have not said their last word just yet. Montreal-area radio station Rythme 105.7 has launched an online petition to give the québécoise singer the recognition fans think she deserves. It had received over 3,700 signatures at the time of writing.

The petition, addressed to Rolling Stone's editor-in-chief, conveys the station's "greatest incomprehension" of the "unfortunate omission."

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Céline Dion is regarded as one of the best vocalists of our time, so much so that she's a member of the fan-created vocal trinity — comprised of Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston and, of course, Céline.

So, it comes as no surprise that many were upset over Rolling Stone's recent update of its list of 200 Greatest Singers Of All Time, which snubbed Céline Dion. Mhm, the 'All By Myself' singer was left completely off the list, sparking some (much-deserved) outrage.

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Fans of Céline Dion have been wondering what exactly has been going on with her health for some time, but the singer broke the silence on Thursday morning. In an emotional video posted to social media, the star shared her recent diagnosis of Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS).

She explained that the "very rare neurological disorder" affects about "one in a million people," and that because of this illness, she won't be able to restart her tour in Europe in February 2023.

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In an emotional video posted to social media Thursday, Céline Dion shared her diagnosis of Stiff-Person Syndrome, a condition she called a "very rare neurological disorder."

"I've been dealing with problems with my health for a long time and it's been really difficult for me to face these challenges and to talk about everything I've been going through," she said in the video.

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