At the 66th Grammy Music Awards on February 4, local time, Celine Dion, a female singer known as Canada’s “national treasure”, made a surprise appearance and received cheers from the audience. At the awards ceremony, she presented Taylor Swift (nicknamed "Taylor Swift") with the Grammy's highest-profile award, Album of the Year. According to Dion, she won the same award at the 39th Grammy Awards 27 years ago for her "Falling Into You" album.
Dion announced in December 2022 that he was suffering from a rare neurological disease, Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS). Subsequently, due to the deterioration of his health, he canceled many performances and his acting career was at a standstill.
Just recently, Dion announced that he will release the documentary "I am: Celine Dion" (i am: céline Dion), telling his life after being diagnosed with "Zombie Man Syndrome".
She wrote on social media: "The last few years have been a huge challenge for me, from discovering my condition to learning how to cope with and manage it but not let it define me... As I hope to slowly As I slowly resumed my acting career, I realized that I missed my fans as much as they wanted to see me." Dionne added that she wanted to "document" this part of her life through a documentary: "Raising people's awareness of this freshness. Awareness of the disease helps others living with it."
One of the most famous singers in pop music history, Dion has sold more than 250 million albums. Currently, "I Am: Celine Dion" has no official release date.
editor Wang Liqiang
