Celine Dion, the legendary artist known for her iconic song “My Heart Will Go On” from the film Titanic, graced the 70th Annual Academy Awards stage with her powerful vocals. However, before her performance, even a seasoned artist like Dion couldn’t escape the nerves that come with such a significant and esteemed event.
In a candid interview on The Rosie O’Donnell Show, she opened up about the mix of emotions she experienced that night. You may also check Why Robert Rodriguez Ditched Alexa Pena Vega.
While many performers would be anxious in her shoes, Dion admitted to feeling a range of emotions but not fear. Her primary concern wasn’t whether she would win the award she was nominated for but rather delivering an exceptional performance.
She felt the weight of the love people had for the song she was about to sing. With this in mind, she resolved to give it her all, ensuring she felt her absolute best. She even humorously mentioned the exquisite necklace she was wearing, a replica of the Heart of the Ocean from Titanic.
Speaking of the necklace, it was so valuable that Dion had to be accompanied by a vigilant bodyguard throughout the evening. However, the unexpected happened during her performance of “My Heart Will Go On.” Dion got so lost in the emotional depth of the song that she inadvertently slammed her fist against her heart. You should also read Secrets Behind ‘The Continental’s’ Epic Stairwell.
Unfortunately, she momentarily forgot about the extravagant necklace adorning her neck. This sudden move not only alarmed her bodyguards, who feared for the necklace’s safety, but it also led to Dion injuring her hand.
In a nutshell, Dion’s performance at the Oscars was a testament to her dedication to her craft. Despite the initial nervousness, she conquered the stage, delivering an unforgettable rendition of the iconic Titanic theme song, even if it came at the cost of a bit of jewelry and a sore hand.
