European UnionCanadian singer Céline Dion has arrived in Paris ahead of her upcoming 16-show concert residency at the Plenitude Arena. Fans gathered outside her hotel, expressing admiration for her appearance and well-being. Dion, 58, waved to supporters and mentioned feeling supported by them, calling Paris her 'second home.' She previously canceled her world tour due to stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological condition she disclosed in 2022. The residency, starting in September 2026, follows her performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
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