The music icon had to postpone her Las Vegas residency and tour plans, so in 2022 she revealed that she had been diagnosed with the uncommon illness.
I Am: Celine Dion, which debuted in New York on Monday, now tells her narrative.
She started to cry as the audience gave her a standing ovation.
On stage, the celebrity remarked, “I cannot believe how fortunate I am to have my fans in my life.” “I appreciate each and every one of you for sharing in my journey.
“This film is a love letter to every single one of you.” I’m hoping to see everyone very, very soon.”
While attempting to heal, Dion, 56, acknowledged feeling the support of her fans and added, “Your never-ending love and support over all these years has delivered me to this moment.”
On June 25, Prime Video will have I Am: Celine Dion, directed by Oscar nominee Irene Taylor, accessible for viewing.
The singer has virtually disappeared from public life for a number of years prior to earlier in 2024.
She thrilled the crowd in February at the Grammy Awards by giving Taylor Swift the trophy for album of the year.
