“We going out or what?” she asked with a smile, to which he asked, “Are you free tonight?”Īt that cue, Dion burst out in song again, this time belting out the chorus to Tom Petty’s “Free Fallin’.”ĭion even gave a nod to Marvin Gaye’s 1971 track, “What’s Goin’ On” when another reporter asked the question aloud in confusion.įinally, though, the singer managed to eke out a more serious answer, telling the gathered fans that she’s been taking life one day at a time since her husband, Rene Angelil, and her brother, Daniel Dion, died within days of one another in January 2016. When the same reporter then attempted to ask her once more about her love life, Dion didn’t relent. “You’re a single woman now.”ĭion didn’t miss a beat when she quipped back, “Are you asking me out?” Before the journalist could formulate a full answer, she burst into song, crooning Rihanna’s “Diamonds” as a way to answer his question.Īre you free tonight? lolol #celinedioncollection #legenda /HsLOjeAUTO

“How are things going? It’s a whole new world for you,” the reporter said.

The music icon was taking questions from reporters at the launch of her new handbag collection in her home city of Montreal Wednesday when one male journalist decided to dive a little deeper. Celine Dion, singer of Titanic's iconic theme song My Heart Will Go On, has finally weighed in on the long-running door controversy surrounding the film's ending.Fans of the movie remember vividly when, at the end of James Cameron's Oscar-winning picture, Leonardo DiCaprio's character Jack froze to death while clinging to the hands of the love of his life, Rose (played by Kate Winslet) as she.

Celine Dion had the perfect response to one nosy reporter’s questions about her personal life: with song.

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