Celine Dion in Good Spirits, Plays Air Guitar Amid Stiff Person Syndrome Battle

Amid her devastating battle with Stiff Person Syndrome, Celine Dion seemed to be all smiles and in good spirits as she greeted her fans at a rare outing at the TD Garden in Boston.

Dion has made a few public appearances after her emotional return at the Grammy Awards earlier this year.

Celine Dion Air Guitars Her Fans in Rare Outing

Dion was spotted during an NHL game between the Boston Bruins and the New York Rangers (via SheKnows). When fans spotted her, she greeted them with a happy smile. After a while, she started playing air guitar and singing to Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer," reminding fans that she still knows how to have fun and is in good condition despite her harrowing health setback.

Her two sons, Eddy and Nelson, accompanied her to the game. Reportedly, she went to the Bruins locker room after the game and gave the players a pep talk before game time.

I love Celine Dion so much, and I’m so glad she’s feeling well enough to go out and have fun! (Wait for the air guitar moment) pic.twitter.com/ervhmSSeox
— Mike T (@rhymeswithbeg) March 23, 2024

"Thank you so much for getting ready for me tonight," she says jokingly before reading the starting lineup. "You better fight, you better mean it."

Fans were delighted by the sight of Celine looking well. "So great to see her up and out and having a good time with her sons!!!!!!!" a fan said on Reddit.

"This brought tears to my eyes, I love Celine. She is such a treasure!" another gushed.

"She also introduced the starting lineups for the Bruins. She's a sweet lady, never really cared for the music. She's super talented but just not my cup of tea. But she's super cool, great vid!" a user wrote.

Celine Dion Stiff Person Syndrome Update

It's unclear whether Celine Dion is still undergoing treatment for Stiff Person Syndrome or has recovered. On Mar. 16, Dion gave her fans a reassuring message on Instagram in celebration of International SPS Awareness Day.

"Today the world recognizes International SPS Awareness Day. As many of you know, in the fall of 2022, I was diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS). Trying to overcome this autoimmune disorder has been one of the hardest experiences of my life, but I remain determined to one day get back onto the stage and to live as normal of a life as possible," she said on Instagram, along with a photo of her and her family.