Celine Dion returns to stage amid 6-year hiatus at 58

Celine Dion, Canadian singer and entrepreneur celebrated her 58th birthday on Monday, March 30.

The legendary My Heart Will Go On crooner gave a major update that sent her whole fandom into a frenzy.

In an Instagram post the star revealed that she is returning to stage after six years of hiatus.

Notably, Celine will perform 10 shows over several weeks in the start of September at Paris La Défense Arena.

The long pause was due her diagnosis of a rare neurological disorder, Stiff Person Syndrome.

It is a progressive autoimmune neurological disorder characterised by painful muscle spasms, severe rigidity in the trunk and limbs, and a high risk of falls.

"I'm feeling strong, I'm feeling excited," Celine stated in the video, admitting that she is a bit of nervous.

The Power Of Love artist, while update her health battle announced that she is singing and dancing again, "doing just great."

Moreover, she showed appreciation towards her loyal fans who kept their belief on her throughout the debilitating disease.

She first disclosed the detection in December 2022, forcing her to cancel tour dates as and step down from tribune.

The It's All Coming Back to Me Now singer's return to the stage, marks a significant milestone in her recovery.

Her upcoming Paris residency will be her first major live engagement since stepping away from the spotlight.