This Friday, September 15, Nathalie Renoux made an unfortunate slip of the tongue while she was talking about Céline Dion, and the M6 program which would be dedicated to her this evening. This can happen to anyone, but this small pronunciation error stood out given the current circumstances.
It has been several years now that Celine Dion is no longer in the spotlight. The singer indeed suffers froma rare disease called “Stiff-person syndrome” (in translation, stiff man syndrome), and is forced to stay at home for treatment. Particularly the victim of spasms, the one whose career took off very early can no longer do the show, nor sing with her powerful voice.
Her illness forced her to cancel its concerts until 2024. While everyone was wondering about his state of health and this illness that no one knows about, the star spoke out last year on Instagram. She notably mentioned her symptoms, which prevent her from performing on stage: “This is the cause of the muscle spasms that I suffer from. Unfortunately, these spasms affect my everyday life on several levels. I sometimes have difficulty walking and I cannot always use my vocal cords to sing like I wish it”she explained.
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Nathalie Renoux made an unfortunate slip of the tongue
Despite the illness, the singer and her fans continue tohope for a future return to the stage. Researchers around the world are trying to find a cure, as the disease was previously unknown. Although absent for some time now, Celine Dion is certainly not forgotten. It very often happens that radio stations play his hits or that TV programs are dedicated to him. This is the case of the M6 channel which, this Friday September 15will dedicate his evening to the global star.
At the helm of the news 12.45 this Friday, Nathalie Renoux wanted to share the news with viewers but somewhat stumbled on a word, unfortunately not trivial. Nothing intentional or serious, but the slip of the tongue did not go unnoticed given the circumstances: “Event this evening, M6 is devoting an exceptional evening to Céline Dion for the 30th anniversary of her legendary album D’Eux. A French-speaking album that is the best-selling… in the world!“, caught up with the journalist. Despite the pronunciation error, which can happen to any journalist, Nathalie Renoux knew how to remain professional and quickly correct herself. And that’s the most important thing.
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