Celine Dion Gets a Consolation from Three of her son

Celine Dion Gets a Consolation from Three of her son

Celine Dion in an interview with Deborah Roberts of ABC television station.

Post Compass - For the first time since her husband, Rene Angelil, died in January 2016, Celine Dion, then giving interviews.

To Marie-Claude Barrette from TVA Montreal, Dion claimed to get the consolation of a third son, Rene-Charles (15) and twins Nelson and Eddy (5).

"Every day I look at Rene-Charles, Nelson, and Eddy and I saw Rene," said 48-year-old singers that.

Fortitude Dion makes amazed Barrette because thought he would look weak because it's wracked singer grief.

"It turns out that I meet a woman who is strong and resilient. I feel honored to be the one to have the opportunity to interview him after the departure of Rene, "Barrette said.

The interview was conducted at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, where Dion performs his concert in Las Vegas. His plan was that interview will be broadcast on TVA on Wednesday (5/18/2016).

On the same day, ABC will also broadcast the interview with Celine Dion. That interview will be broadcast in a number of programs, including "Good Morning America" and "Nightline."

Dion is also slated to be one of the performers at the Billboard Music Awards on May 22. He will be a rendition of "The Show Must Go On" belonging to the Queen and to receive the ICON Award.

In January 2016, Celine Dion, then lost two people closest in time almost simultaneously. After her husband, Rene Angelil, died of cancer, her brother Daniel Dion, also died.

He stopped while his performances in Las Vegas. When riding the stage again in February, he gave a special tribute to her late husband.

"As long as this concern I have always fixed on the husband, who sit there every night," said Dion told the audience.

"People thought I looked at him, but I don't have to do it because every time I close my eyes, feel the presence of Rene on stage, whether he's sitting in his chair, on a balcony, in backstage, or at home with the kids," said Dion.

"He will always be with me here and there is nothing to change that. I probably wouldn't hear his voice anymore, but I can talk to him, thinking him. I feel and know he hears, however how. "

Celine Dion was scheduled to perform at Caesars Palace in may, June, and September to November.