Celine Dion Tries Her Husband on 9th Anniversary of His Death

Celine Dion She pays tribute to her late husband with a cozy family portrait on her Instagram account.

The legendary vocalist celebrated the 9th anniversary of her late husband's death René Angelila reminder of how much he meant to her and the children despite his painful speech.

Celine Dion and René Angélil met in the 1980s when he worked as her manager. They were married in December 1994 at Notre Dame Basilica in Montreal.

Just weeks after celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary last December, the singer penned a loving post to commemorate her late partner.

Dion was decked out in an all-white ensemble and posed with her kids, who also opted for a neutral color palette and caught up with their mom on the couch for the family photo.

The singer looked healthy and in great spirits as they braved the freezing cold outdoors and posed against a backdrop of large red Christmas bows and greenery. She accompanied the post with an emotional caption:

“René, we can't believe you've been gone for nine years. Not a day goes by that we don't feel your presence, RC, Eddy, Nelson and me.”

Dion described it late husband as her “greatest champion, partner and someone who always sees the best in me. I respect you and you will be forever missed mon amour…. We love you. -Celine xx…”

The Canadian's Instagram post has so far garnered 290,000 likes and 2,000 comments, which is proof that it resonates with many followers. One user wrote:

“Your love is so beautiful and pure that it makes me believe that true love transcends death.”

Another noted that the late Angelil would have been very proud of her children, who turned into amazing adults. “Your courage has always been an inspiration to everyone. You have successfully taken care of your children. Rene will be proud of you!” another commenter wrote.

One fan wrote that her late husband “had a huge impact on your life and who you are today! He lives on in your heart and left behind such an amazing legacy.”

An ardent admirer of Dion's artistic genius, he thanked Angelil for giving the world “a legacy full of songs about an artist and love.”

Dion never held back when expressing her admiration and undying love for her late husband. In December Explosion The actress praised her husband on her Instagram page on the occasion of their 30th wedding anniversary.

She celebrated by uploading a throwback photo from their 1994 wedding, in which Angelil reflected on the lasting legacy she left behind in the lives of her and their three sons: René-Charles and twins Nelson and Eddie.

Dion looked resplendent in the image, featuring her gorgeous headpiece and bridal veil gracefully hugging her flawless face. He cupped Angelil's face, allowing her to meet Dio's gaze and holding her hips to keep up the momentum.

“You still fill our hearts every day. You are everything to us. We miss you so much. Happy 30th, mon amour!” Dion announced.

Fans in the comments were amazed at the sacrifice, loyalty and love that the singer showed despite the painful departure of his wife.

Dion recalled how she and Angelil began their journey towards their lasting love. According to her, their chapter started when she was 12 years old and met the manager.

Angélila, 56, described her first feelings as pure respect and admiration, which helped her become one of the most famous voices in the world.

Their professional relationship soon blossomed when the teenage Dion began secretly dating Angelille, who was about thirty years her senior.

“We kind of kept it cool because of my career. I had this love in secret. When I was old enough to tell people, it was like a punch! Love! Love always wins,” the philanthropist explained.

In addition to dealing with the pain of losing her beloved husband, Dion was also battling a rare neurological disease that saw her take a break from doing what she loved most.

In a report by Explosionit offered an intimate look at what life feels like for someone dealing with tough man syndrome. “It's as if someone is strangling you,” said the artist in an interview with Hoda Kotb, demonstrating the physical sensations he felt by pressing on his throat.

“It's like you're talking like that and you can't go up or down. It's a spasm,” he said, referring to the condition's effect on his frantic vocals.

The mother of three also shared the physical impact of stiff man syndrome, including painful muscle spasms and stiffness.

Celine Dion and René Angélil's love proves that such a strong emotion can truly transcend time!