This Sunday, June 16, 2024, TF1 is broadcasting an exclusive interview with Céline Dion on the occasion of the release of the documentary Je suis: Céline Dion, on June 25, on Amazon Prime. During her meeting with the diva, Anne-Claire Coudray was able to see the impact of the stiff man’s illness on the artist’s physique, while she said she was stuck.
June 25, 2024, on the occasion of the broadcast of the documentary I am: Celine Dion, Celine Dion fans are preparing to delve into the diva’s privacy and get a more concrete idea of her fight against the illness, stiff man syndrome. A report eagerly awaited by the public, as the Canadian singer has not been on stage since March 2020 due to the effects of this pathology on her state of health and her vocal cords in particular.
While rumors of seeing Celine Dion singing this summer in France for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games are rife, the interpreter of My heart will go is about to speak openly to his fans around the world on the occasion of the release of the documentary on Amazon Prime.
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Céline Dion: “Physically, she is a little different”, confides Anne-Claire Coudray
Good news for the most impatient, unable to wait until then, Céline Dion spoke to journalist Anne-Claire Coudray during an exclusive interview broadcast this Sunday, June 16, 2024, in the 8 p.m. news on TF1. An interview during which the singer confided without filter to our colleague, not hesitating to discuss intimate subjects relating to her state of health and the impact of her illness on her morale.
If the 56-year-old singer has managed to keep her legendary sense of humor intact, she has nevertheless undergone some physical changes due to the illness and the treatments followed in recent years. “Physically, she’s a little different. For example, we see that she saves herself, she has great discipline, we see that she is careful in her everyday life, in her treatments”confided Anne-Claire Coudray at the end of her interview with the diva in the columns of Gala.
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Celine Dion: “I’m stuck”
A point that the artist does not seem to want to hide from the public, however, having chosen to take the cameras into her private life for the purposes of the documentary. “My voice is the conductor of my life. I can’t do what I want, I can’t go out. I’m stuck.”, confides Céline Dion in front of the cameras. A transparency which did not fail to mark the TF1 journalist during the preview screening.
“I was leaving the screening of his documentary which was iimpressive because filmed at a time when she is in struggle and in crisis with her illness”, remembers Anne-Claire Coudray before being reassuring to fans: “And so there, she is better”. Exchanges that viewers of TF1 have the opportunity to watch this Sunday, June 16, 2024, during the broadcast of the exclusive interview with Céline Dion. What to wait for while waiting for the release of the documentary on the streaming platform Amazon Prime.
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