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Celine Dion’s fans fear for singer after she cancels tour due to ‘frustrating health issues’

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CELINE Dion has canceled the European leg of her Courage World Tour, due to frustrating health issues. The singer posted the announcement on her social media on the morning of April 29. "I'm so sorry we have to change our tour plans for Europe one more time; first we had to move the shows because of the pandemic, now it’s my health," she said in the video.

Celine sat on a chair in a black shirt and had her hair pulled back as she gave fans an update. "First we had to move the show because of the pandemic," she sighed. "Now it's my health issues that are causing us to postpone some shows and unfortunately cancel some too," she said in the three-minute video.

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