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Celine Dion finally fulfilled her desire to perform on the Eiffel Tower after her career became bleak due to Stiff Person Syndrome. The music legend gave an unforgettable rendition of Edith Piaf’s “Hymme A L’amour” at the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony while the ceremonial cauldron was being lit. Celine sang wearing a heavily bejewelled silver dress that covered most of her body but accentuated her gorgeous curves at the same time. The audience and social media were agog with admiration as they watched her rise above her health challenge to take to the stage once again. Celine Dion bids farewell to Paris after comeback performance Instagram After a breathtaking rendition, and amid heartfelt remarks about Celine’s eventful comeback, she took to Instagram to acknowledge the reactions and say goodbye to The City of Lights. “Wow, what a night. Thanks to everyone who helped make this dream come true,” her caption read. RELATED: Celine Dion Opens Up About Comeback Performance At Paris Olympics: “So Full Of Joy” Accompanying the note was a picturesque snap of Celine standing by her hotel window and looking away from the camera. She let her loosely curled hair down and struck a pose in a plain white T-shirt and matching pants. “Now, it’s already time to go! I will miss you Paris!” she added. Instagram Celebrities react to Celine’s post-performance note Celine’s post went viral in no time with millions of likes, and over 26,000 comments from fellow celebrities and fans. Singer Cyndi Lauper called her an inspiration and actress Mia Farrow agreed, adding that Celine was a “true wonder.” “You gave the world a moment of love and togetherness. Thank YOU,” German presenter Marlene Lufen quipped. Instagram The opening night marked Celine’s second Olympic performance after her debut in 1996 in Atlanta’s stadium. She expressed her delight at the opportunity on X, calling Paris one of her favorite cities. She had a swell time with the crowd, taking selfies and receiving flowers from a few supporters. Click for next Article The post Celine Dion Shares Farewell Snap After Iconic Performance At The Paris Olympics: ‘Dream Come True’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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