Sad news for Celine Dion and her fans as the musician announced the cancelation of her world tour amid her health problems.
According to Daily Mail UK, the Queen of Power Ballads previously postponed her series of concerts globally after announcing her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis.
As she continues to battle her medical condition, it's safe to say that the "My Heart Will Go On" songstress is prioritizing her well-being as well as her recovery.
Taking to her official Instagram account, the French-Canadian chanteuse apologized to her supporters, saying she's sorry to disappoint everyone again.
Celine Dion 'Not Giving Up' Amid Stiff Person Syndrome Battle
The singer assured her fans that she's doing her best in order to fight her diagnosis, writing, "I'm working really hard to build my strength back, but touring can be very difficult even when you're 100%.
Dion added it's not fair to those who already bought tickets that her team would keep on postponing shows, but it's best to ultimately not perform until she's ready to do so.
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"I wan't you all to know, I'm not giving up... and I can't wait to see you again!" she added.
Along with the post are the series of tour dates that have been officially canceled, which includes cities across Europe and the United Kingdom like Paris, Amsterdam, Manchester, Glasgow, Berlin, Munich, and many more.
The singer was able to complete over 52 tour dates of her "Courage World Tour" across North America in 2020, but the rest of her tour was ultimately postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Celine Dion Stiff Person Syndrome Diagnosis
Celine Dion first opened up about her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis late last year, announcing that her team was forced to postpone her tour that was initially set to begin in February.
In an emotional post on her official Instagram account, the singer said she's always been an open book and she's ready to reveal to the world what she was going through.
"Recently, I've been diagnosed with a very rare neurological disorder called the Stiff Person Syndrome, which affects one in a million people," she said.
At the time, she was still figuring out more information about the health condition, but she knew that it was been causing "all the spasms" she was having.
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