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Céline Dion Shares Heartwarming Christmas Picture With Her Kids Almost 3 Years After Husband René's Death

Céline Dion Shares Heartwarming Christmas Picture With Her Kids Almost 3 Years After Husband René's Death
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Multi-Grammy winning singer and Céline Dion posted a Christmas photo on social media with her three sons.


Dion posed with her sons René-Charles or RC, age 17, and 8-year-old twins Eddy and Nelson, gathered in front of their Christmas tree at home with the family's yellow labs, Charlie and Bear. The boys are her children with late husband and manager René Angéli.

He passed away in 2016 from throat cancer.

Dion has been raising her boys in Henderson, Nevada. while continuing her residency at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. The singer announced early in the year she will end her shows on June 8, 2019.

Dion captioned the photo:

"May your heart and home be filled with warmth, peace and love. Happy Holidays everyone!"



Fans from around the world returned the wishes back to the beloved singer.







And in her native French.



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We hope Dion and her family had a lovely Christmas.

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