Celine Dion gets ‘intense’ for fresh comeback
Celine Dion’s stage comeback raises new questions
Celine Dion got doctors on standby for “successful” comeback.
Celine is set to perform 16 shows back-to-back from September 12 to October 17 at Paris La Défense Arena, marking her stage comeback after a six-year gap.
For those unaware, Celine was found to be suffering from stiff person syndrome in 2022, due to which the singer took a long hiatus, but now she is willing to return onstage.
An insider revealed to Radar Online that her comeback has raised fresh concerns, stating, "Céline is determined to get back onstage, but nobody around her is willing to gamble with her health."
They went on to say, "She knows her limits, and the people around her know them too."
"Nobody wants her pushing herself past the point of what her body can handle," the insider added.
Further speaking about the preparation, the source claimed that "The doctors are there because everyone wants this comeback to be successful – and safe."
They noted, "Her preparations have been intense."
"She has been doing 90-minute Pilates sessions three times a week, along with twice-weekly ballet classes, as she works to rebuild her strength and stamina," they further noted.
It is pertinent to mention that the singer is known for her global hits, including My Heart Will Go On, The Power of Love, Think Twice, and many more.
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