Celine Dion's highly anticipated 2024 Paris Olympics performance sparked intense debate, leaving the iconic singer emotionally shaken.
Her rendition of L'Hymne à l'amour during the opening ceremony drew criticism from fans claiming she lip-synced, overshadowing her musical comeback.
Accusations escalated when a sound engineer alleged, "The performance was 100% playback, noticeable from the first notes."
Composer Etienne Guéreau addressed the controversy with In Touch Weekly, stating, "Celine's recovering her voice and eager for a proper comeback."
During his chat, he stated, “There is no doubt she is getting her voice back and wants to do a proper comeback.”
However, Guéreau worries, "Such ugly gossip undermines her confidence."
Celine's long battle with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), a rare autoimmune condition, heightens her sensitivity.
“People just hope it goes away quickly, because she's a very sensitive person and this has really upset her," the source remarked in conclusion.
The controversy surrounds Dion's first major performance since her health issues.
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