Star week: Celine Dion’s coming to terms with illness and new titles for the royal couple

Learning to live with the disease

After a long time, Canadian singer Celine Dion (56) spoke about living with a rare neurological disease – frozen man syndrome. In a candid interview with Vogue France, the singer tried to stay positive, saying that nothing will stop her.

The star devotes five days a week to sports, physical and vocal therapy.

“I work on my toes, fingers, knees, calves, improve my singing, develop my voice. Now I have to learn to live with the disease and stop doubting myself.

At first I asked myself: why me? How did that happen? What did I do? Is it my fault?

But now the attitude has changed. Life does not give answers – you just have to live.

The cause of my illness has not been determined, so I guess I have two options. Either I train and work really hard or I give up and it’s all over, I’ll stay at home and listen to my songs and stand in front of the mirror and sing to myself.

I chose to work with my whole body and soul. I want to be the best I can be. My goal is to see the Eiffel Tower again,” C. Dion poured his heart out.

According to the performer, the love of the closest people and fans and the highest level of medical care have helped her the most so far.

“Not all people with this syndrome have access to good doctors and good treatment. I have those tools, and it’s a gift.

For this reason, I feel even stronger and I know that nothing will stop me,” the singer maintained her positivity.

Although C. Dion cannot promise that she will return to the stage yet, she did not rule out such a possibility.

“I can’t tell you that in four months I will be doing a concert tour. My body will dictate that.

On the other hand, I don’t want to just wait. It’s hard to just push through day after day. I work very hard every day and I know that the next day will be even harder.

But a few things will never end – they are will, passion, dream and determination,” said the world-famous star.

Gave new titles

Prince William, 41, and Princess of Wales Catherine Middleton, 42, have been given new royal titles by King Charles III, 75. It happened on Prince Louis’ 6th birthday.

Princess Catherine has been awarded the title of Royal Companion of the Order of the Knights of Honour.

And Prince William was awarded the title of Grand Master of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath by King Charles III.

This title belonged to King Charles III from 1974 until his inauguration.

Catherine was awarded the title of Royal Companion of the Order of the Knights of Honor in 1917. established by King George V to recognize outstanding achievements in the fields of art, science, medicine and social activities.

The impressive library in the apartment attracts the eye

Pop star Taylor Swift, 34, has given her fans an exclusive chance to find out what’s hidden inside her $50 million home.

Writer Tyler Conroy revealed more details about what the celebrity’s home looks like after visiting a staggeringly large apartment in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood.

He was surprised by T.Swift’s own library, which boasts a large collection of Harry Potter books.

He described the atmosphere of the artist’s house as “rustic”, and the interior reminded him of the old New York style.

The star also has secret rooms in his house.

The writer talked about a bathroom that can only be accessed through a door hidden behind a bookcase.