Celine Dion has tested negative for the coronavirus, but has been forced to postpone two shows after falling ill with a “common cold”.
Celine Dion thanks fans for support after her mother’s death
21.02.2020 - 00:46 / evoke.ie
Celine Dion has thanked her fans for their incredible support after her mother’s death last month.
The Candian TV personality died at the age of 92 on the 16th of January.
The singer took to social media on Thursday to pay tribute to her mother and thank followers who sent love her way during a difficult time.
Maman, nous t’aimons tellement… Nous te dédions le spectacle de ce soir et je chanterai pour toi avec tout mon coeur. Love, Céline xx… . Maman, we love you so much… We dedicate
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eonline.com
11.03.2020 / 16:47
Celine Dion Tests Negative for Coronavirus After Common Cold Symptoms
Some of Céline Dion's world tour show dates will not go on. Late Tuesday, the superstar announced two of her upcoming shows in Washington, D.C. and Pittsburgh will be postponed to November as the songstress has come down with a cold. "We regret to inform you that due to a cold, Celine Dion will be postponing two performances of her COURAGE WORLD TOUR scheduled this week in Washington, D.C and Pittsburgh, PA.
torontosun.com
11.03.2020 / 16:25
'COMMON COLD': Celine Dion tested negative for COVID-19 after postponing two shows
Celine Dion has tested negative for the coronavirus, but has been forced to postpone two shows after falling ill with “common cold”.
hollywoodlife.com
11.03.2020 / 15:19
Celine Dion Postpones Concerts After Displaying Coronavirus Symptoms Being Tested
Celine Dion, 51, tested negative for the Coronavirus. The legendary singer was tested for the disease after displaying cold symptoms, but luckily, her diagnosis was simply that of a common cold.
peoplemagazine.co.za
11.03.2020 / 15:13
Celine Dion tests negative for coronavirus after postponing two shows
Celine Dion has tested negative for the coronavirus after being forced to postpone two shows due to illness.
pinkvilla.com
11.03.2020 / 09:41
Celine Dion tests negative for Coronavirus; Pushes concerts dates owing to common cold
Celine Dion, known for voicing the iconic film Titanic's title track, My heart will go on, recently came down with a common cold. Having symptoms suggesting coronavirus, the singer got tested for COVID-19.
msn.com
10.03.2020 / 05:35
Olly Murs thanks fans for support after opening up about his estranged twin
Olly Murs has opened up about the “overwhelming” support he has received since speaking about his feud with brother Ben.
harpersbazaar.com
08.03.2020 / 23:15
Celine Dion Wore a Skirt and Wide-Legged Pants in a Bold, Head-to-Toe Hot Pink Ensemble
On Saturday afternoon, Grammy-winning artist and living icon Celine Dion stepped out in New York City wearing a particularly bold outfit. The singer's ensemble was Barbie doll hot pink from head to toe and included both a pleated midi-length skirt and a pair of very wide-legged trousers.
justjared.com
08.03.2020 / 20:27
Celine Dion Fans Sing 'My Heart Will Go On' On Subway After Her Concert
Celine Dion bundles up in a a cute puffer jacket while leaving her concert in New York City on Saturday night (March 7).
billboard.com
07.03.2020 / 05:13
Watch This Entire NYC Subway Station Burst Into a Celine Dion Sing-Along
Celine Dion fans were so moved by her live performance, that a full blown after-party went down in the subway station on the way home.
nypost.com
06.03.2020 / 23:05
Subway riders spontaneously belt out Celine Dion songs
That’s the power of love.
eonline.com
05.03.2020 / 02:51
See Celine Dion’s Incredible Reaction to Fan’s A Capella Rendition of "I Surrender"
What do you say to taking chances? On Tuesday, one talented Céline Dion fan went viral for delivering an impromptu rendition of her song "I Surrender" while meeting the singer—and of course, Celine had the best reaction. Taking place outside of the Four Seasons Hotel in New York City, Frieda Solomon seized the opportunity to serenade the Grammy winner when she spotted her leaving the hotel and heading into her car.
