Céline Dion Vows To Return To Stage 'Even If I Have To Crawl' Amid Health Issues
HuffPost
The "My Heart Will Go On" singer was diagnosed in 2022 with stiff person syndrome, which can cause muscle spasms and shortness of breath.
Céline Dion has no intention of letting her health struggles get in the way of her career.
The five-time Grammy winner canceled tour dates in 2022 after being diagnosed with stiff person syndrome (SPS), a rare neurological disorder that can cause shortness of breath and muscle spasms.
“I’m gonna go back onstage, even if I have to crawl,” she told “Today” host Hoda Kotb on Tuesday. “Even if I have to talk with my hands. I will. I will. I am Céline Dion. Because today, my voice will be heard for the first time, not just because I have to, or because I need to.”
“It’s because I want to,” Dion continued. “And I miss it.”
Dion told Kotb that singing with SPS feels “like somebody’s strangling you,” however, and that she had “broken ribs at one point” as the result of spasms.
The "Full House" alum revealed Thursday that he wasn't able to shave his head because he's filming a new project soon — and said the criticism "really hurt me."
Jolie is currently promoting "Maria," a biopic about opera singer Maria Callas, which she previously said required "almost seven months" of training.
The epic film is an entertaining and star-studded affair.
Grace Jabbari dropped her civil suit against the former "Ant-Man" villain after a “favorable settlement” was reached, her attorney said.
The "Late Night" comedian talked about how to "stop or at least slow down" Donald Trump's "toxic" agenda.
Like with “Barbie,” Hollywood has spent heaps of money for endless promotions that serve its bottom line — and prioritize a certain consumer and film.
The late night host showed off a moment where an interview overseas with a son of the president-elect suddenly "took a turn."
The "Late Show" host mocked the president-elect's latest absurd sales pitch.
The Olympian will join the rapper on Monday's episode of NBC's music competition TV series.
Kotb encouraged the “Believe” singer to curse — and then immediately regretted it.
Michele's former "Scream Queens" co-star seemingly heard about the long-running rumor for the first time on a Tuesday podcast episode.