August 10th 2024.
Celine Dion's team has taken issue with former President Donald Trump for using her music and likeness without permission at one of his rallies. In a statement posted on her social media platforms, the Canadian singer's representatives made it clear that she did not endorse the campaign or approve the use of her song "My Heart Will Go On."
The statement pointed out that Celine's management team and record label, Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc., were made aware of the unauthorized usage of the video, recording, musical performance, and likeness of the singer at a campaign rally in Montana. They stated that this use was not authorized and Celine did not support it in any way.
The statement also took a jab at the former President's choice of song, sarcastically asking, "And really, THAT song?" Fans were quick to praise Celine for her "shade" and her previous decision to decline performing at Trump's inauguration.
This is not the first time Trump's campaign has been called out for using music without permission, with artists like Rihanna, The Rolling Stones, and Prince's estate also disavowing the use of their music. But for Celine, it seems she is more focused on her own music and performances.
Recently, she delighted fans with her comeback performance at the opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics 2024. It was her first live performance since announcing her diagnosis with stiff-person syndrome two years ago. Celine expressed her joy at being back on stage and performing in one of her favourite cities.
In the midst of all this excitement, Celine's team made sure to remind the public that if they have any celebrity stories, videos, or pictures to share, they can reach out to them through email, phone, or their submission page. The singer's team is always happy to hear from her fans and the media.
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