Celebrity News | March 18, 2024
David Guetta and his partner Jessica Ledon announce their joy as parents via Instagram: son Cyan is the couple’s first child. Céline Dion still wants to return to the stage despite her autoimmune disease.
Looks proud of the addition to the family: DJ David Guetta.Photo: instagram.com/davidguetta
David Guetta: «Love is in the air»
The French DJ David Guetta (56) and his partner Jessica Ledon have become parents. “Love is in the air,” the couple wrote alongside a photo with their offspring. David Guetta looks proudly into the camera in the picture. The new parents also announced the child’s name there: Cyan. One of the many well-wishers on Instagram was fellow DJ Tiësto.
At the Latin Grammy Awards in Seville in November 2023, the pregnant Jessica Ledon showed her baby bump on the red carpet. The couple then shared the good news on Instagram. It is David Guetta’s third child. He has two children with his ex-wife Cathy Lobé, with whom he was married for 22 years until 2014.
Celine Dion: “I’m determined to be on stage again”
The singer Céline Dion wants to play concerts again despite suffering from the so-called stiff person syndrome. “Overcoming this autoimmune disease was one of the most difficult experiences of my life, but I am determined to be back on stage one day and to live as normal a life as possible,” wrote the 55-year-old on the occasion of a day of action aimed at the Disease awareness should be raised on Instagram.
She also posted a photo of herself with her three sons. “I am very grateful for the love and support of my children, my family, my team and all of you,” the singer continued.
“I am very grateful for the love and support of my children” – Céline Dion shows herself with her three sons. Photo: instagram.com/celinedion
Dion announced some time ago that she had been diagnosed with the rare neurological disease. She suffers from muscle cramps and sometimes has problems walking and singing. That’s why the “My Heart Will Go On” singer canceled all dates of her “Courage World Tour” in Europe planned for 2023 and 2024. The musician announced in January that she wanted to capture her battle against her illness in the documentary “I Am: Céline Dion.” Shortly afterwards, she caused a surprise with an appearance at the Grammys.