Watch: Celine Dion in Paris amid rumours of Olympic performance

In December 2022, the singer revealed she had been battling Stiff Person's Syndrome (SPS) and cancelled all of her upcoming shows.

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In December 2022, the singer revealed that she had been battling a rare neurological condition called Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), and cancelled all of her future shows.

There has been speculation online and in the media that the Canadian may perform at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 opening ceremony on Friday.

Last month, France's Sports Minister, Amélie Oudéa, told French broadcaster France 2 that a performance "is within the realm of possibility”.

The songstress is no stranger to the Olympics, she sang The Power of the Dream at the1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

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