This is how fans love Céline Dion when she sings "My heart will go on" on stage with her magnificent voice.

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All remaining dates of Céline Dion's (55) "Courage World Tour" have been canceled today for this year and next.

In December, Céline Dion addressed her fans in a moving video and made her illness public.

The superstar cannot perform for health reasons. The press release from the concert promoter states, "Céline Dion continues to work hard on her recovery but is currently unable to prepare for the remainder of the tour adequately."

"I am so sorry to disappoint you all once again. I'm working hard to regain my strength, but touring can be exhausting even when you're 100% fit. It's not fair to you guys to keep postponing shows, and even though it breaks my heart, it's best if we cancel everything now until I'm ready to be on stage again. I want you all to know that I'm not giving up - and I can't wait to see you again," Dion explains.

The singer had performed the first 52 "Courage World Tour" concerts in North America until March 2020, when the coronavirus pandemic broke out. After that, the tour had to pause.

In December 1994, Céline Dion married her manager René Angélil. He died in January 2016 at the age of 73 from esophageal cancer.

Already in December 2022, the singer postponed her tour then already once because of health problems. At the end of 2022, she announced in a moving video that she suffers from a rare autoimmune disease, Stiff Person Syndrome. This neurological disease causes severe and persistent muscle spasms in the back and legs and is considered incurable.

Céline Dion is cared for and treated by a medical team, but the organizer's statements indicate concern. So what is the actual state of the singer's health?

The press release says: "The promoter hopes that Céline will one day be able to visit all the planned tour cities in Europe to perform for her fantastic fans, but that time just hasn't come yet."

This raises fears about whether Céline Dion will even be able to return to the stage. Let's hope for the best!