Celine Dion faces the death of a woman dear to her heart – Already overwhelmed by the disease, singer Celine Dion is now also a woman in mourning. On Instagram, the Quebec star mourns the death of Francine Chaloult, his historical press secretary. Very moved, she published a moving message.
On Tuesday, May 17, the Quebec press reported the death of Francine Chaloult (82), a press officer recognized in the cultural world. It was his son-in-law, Liberal MP Pierre Arcand, who initially revealed it on Facebook. As the Journal de Montréal points out, she had been suffering from Alzheimer’s for a few years.
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If her name was not known to the general public, it was known to the unconditional fans of Celine Dion, of whom she was the press secretary since she was 14 years old.
On Instagram, it is a collapsed Celine Dion who paid tribute to him in the caption of an archive photo representing her with the deceased, her husband and René Angélil.
The singer writes: “As a show business conductor, you masterfully conducted the artists who agreed to play a Symphony of Friendship composed by you.
Endearing press officer, funny and generous, communications strategist, your determination was scary and nothing and no one resisted you.
You demanded the top of the poster and spectacular media coverage. Journalists knew this and respected a score written by you. It is now up to all of us to orchestrate your Farewell Symphony.
Now glued-tight against Georges-Hébert [Germain, his official biographer Editor’s note],, your great love found, enjoys the spectacle without false notes that we offer you, with a heavy heart and a blurred look You taught me a lot and gave me; I loved you, I love you and will always love you… Celine xx… P.S: Can I ask you one last little favor? Kiss René for me…“
Celine Dion faces the death of a woman dear to her heart
Celine Dion, who still suffers from muscle spasms that forced her to postpone the Courage World Tour again, loses another member of her historical staff after René (her manager) or Claude Lemay, known as Mégo, who was her musical director for a long time before being fired.
The diva, who can count on the support of her three children in these difficult times, is more than ever the “boss” of her own career now that she finds herself alone.
As she tries to rebuild her health, her fans are eagerly awaiting her return to the stage, in Europe for the rest of her tour but also in Las Vegas, where she must give a third permanent residence from Resorts World.
“Kiss René for me”: Collapsed, Celine Dion faces the death of a woman dear to her heart
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