Céline Dion is making the rounds of NHL locker rooms and this time the Quebec chanteuse visited the Boston Bruins.
The legendary singer strolled in Thursday evening to a spherical of applause and was launched by head coach Jim Montgomery, who occurs to be from Montreal.
As she was about to learn the beginning lineup for the sport, Dion placed on her glasses and cheekily identified a shirtless Bruin.
“So, here we go. Thank you so much for getting ready for me tonight,” she quipped as gamers laughed.
The icon then proceeded to listing off names, interjecting with singing and jokes. “You make me hungry. Pasta!” she stated earlier than asserting David Pastrňák.
Dion was a success with the storied membership, which posted the video to its social media Thursday evening with the caption “Now, THAT’s a legendary lineup read.”
Even if the Québécoise visited the Montreal Canadiens’ storied rival, her look rapidly made a giant splash on social media. Others posted about her within the crowd on the sport, displaying her having fun with the second along with her youngsters.
At one level, Dion may be seen taking part in air guitar when the digital camera pans on her.
Dion first visited the Habs along with her sons — René-Charles and twins Nelson and Eddy — final November. She shared the expertise on social media, saying that she and her boys had “such a fun time” assembly the staff from her residence province.
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Last month, she additionally graced the Edmonton Oilers along with her presence when the membership performed towards the Vegas Golden Knights.
The famous person has made a handful of public appearances since she publicly revealed her prognosis of stiff-person syndrome in December 2022. It is an incurable neurological dysfunction that causes progressive muscle rigidity and spasms.
She has needed to cancel exhibits because of this, saying on the time the illness doesn’t permit her “to sing the way I’m used to.”
Dion’s look within the Boston locker room got here a number of days after she shared a hopeful message with followers in an Instagram put up.
“Trying to overcome this autoimmune disorder has been one of the hardest experiences of my life, but I remain determined to one day get back onto the stage and to live as normal of a life as possible,” she wrote.
For the Habs followers who’re incensed (or, frankly, betrayed) that Quebec’s largest superstar went behind enemy strains, simply know Boston misplaced 5-2 to the New York Rangers.
— with recordsdata from Global’s Michelle Butterfield