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Celine Dion sparks fresh fears as she loses her balance on stage and forgets her own lyrics, watch heartbreaking clip here…
Celine Dion has sparked concerns for the future of her comeback tour, after the singer lost her balance while on stage during her last Paris show.
The singer, 58, made a triumphant return to the spotlight last month with a series of comeback shows in the French capital, after being forced to cancel her last tour due to her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome.
During her eleventh concert on Wednesday, Celine was overcome with emotion as she performed Pour que tu m’aimes encore (So That You Love Me Again) at the Paris La Défense Arena.
Footage shared on Instagram showed the star telling the crowd: ‘I understood all the words, I understood perfectly, thank you.’
But a few moments later, she paused and said: ‘I’m forgetting my words,’ and covered her face with her hands.
The crowd then helped Celine through the song before she recovered, adding: ‘Thank goodness you’re here, I’m sorry.’
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15:18 BST 08 Oct 2026, updated 16:34 BST 08 Oct 2026
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Celine Dion has sparked concerns for the future of her comeback tour, after the singer lost her balance while on stage during her last Paris show.
The singer, 58, made a triumphant return to the spotlight last month with a series of comeback shows in the French capital, after being forced to cancel her last tour due to her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome.
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During her eleventh concert on Wednesday, Celine was overcome with emotion as she performed Pour que tu m’aimes encore (So That You Love Me Again) at the Paris La Défense Arena.
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Footage shared on Instagram showed the star telling the crowd: ‘I understood all the words, I understood perfectly, thank you.’
But a few moments later, she paused and said: ‘I’m forgetting my words,’ and covered her face with her hands.
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The crowd then helped Celine through the song before she recovered, adding: ‘Thank goodness you’re here, I’m sorry.’
Celine Dion has sparked concerns for the future of her comeback shows, after the singer lost her balance while on stage during her last Paris concert
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Celine Dion has sparked concerns for the future of her comeback shows, after the singer lost her balance while on stage during her last Paris concert
The singer made a triumphant return to the spotlight last month with a series of comeback shows, after being forced to cancel her last tour due to her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome
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The singer made a triumphant return to the spotlight last month with a series of comeback shows, after being forced to cancel her last tour due to her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome
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According to a report by Le Parisien, the star also lost her balance while singing Un autre monde, but quickly recovered enough to return to her feet and gave a thumbs up to the crowd.
The superstar is in the French capital for a five-week residency – after she recently shared that she has decided to make her devastating health battle ‘my reason for living’.
Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Celine Dion for comment.
The singer revealed in December 2022 that she had been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome, or SPS, which causes muscle stiffness and painful spasms.
At its worst, the debilitating condition left her unable to walk properly or use her singing voice as she once had.
In 2024, Celine made a promise: ‘I’ll sing again.’
After delivering her first song of her first comeback show, On ne change pas (We don’t change), she said: ‘I had promised myself not to cry. Here we are… I’m standing on stage in this city that I love so much, thanks to your support and your love.