Celine Dion open to give love another chance: Source
Insider dished details about Celine Dion's latest approach to dating
Celine Dion may be ready to welcome love back into her life.
According to a new RadarOnline.com report, the superstar is not ruling out future relationships as she continues to feel stronger and more like herself again.
“Celine’s finally feeling like herself again,” an insider revealed.
“Her health is so much better than it was. She says she’s been given another chance at life and she wants to live it full tilt.”
While it is clear that René Angélil, who died on January 14, 2016, at age 73 in Las Vegas after a long fight with throat cancer, was the great love of her life, he also remains the beloved father of her three sons, René-Charles, 24, and 15-year-old twins Eddy and Nelson.
The source also noted that the proud mom recently stepped out with all three boys for a rare public appearance at Paul McCartney's Las Vegas concert on October 4, where fans were delighted to see her looking vibrant.
“Everyone was saying how great she looked. And it wasn’t a one-off. She’s looking forward to going out more and has started to accept all sorts of invites,” the source added in conclusion.
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