Canadian icon Céline Dion made a surprise appearance Monday night at a hockey game in Las Vegas to watch her hometown team take on the Golden Knights. It's one of her first public appearances since being diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder.
In one of her first public appearances since being diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder, the Canadian icon showed up at a hockey game in Las Vegas with her family to watch her hometown team take on the Golden Knights.
Last year, Dion announced she had stiff-person syndrome, which she said was preventing her from performing.In a video posted by the Canadiens to several social media platforms, Dion and Habs head coach Martin St. Louis are seen hugging, shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries in French.for Pope John Paul II as a teenager.Dion met Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki, centre, and winger Cole Caufield after their game in Las Vegas Monday.
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