It's Paris Fashion Week and Celine Dion has been putting on a stylish display during her residency in the city. 

The singer, 58, was seen leaving her hotel on Saturday in a chic grey waistcoat and statement dark grey trousers. 

Celine complemented the look with huge sunglasses and silver square earrings and pointed heels. 

She appeared in high spirits as she waved to fans before getting into her car to head to the Plénitude Arena for her show later in the evening. 

The superstar is in the French capital for a five-week residency – after she recently shared that she has decided to make her devastating health battle 'my reason for living'. 

The singer revealed in December 2022 that she had been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome, or SPS, which causes muscle stiffness and painful spasms.

At its worst, the debilitating condition left her unable to walk properly or use her singing voice as she once had.

In 2024, Celine made a promise: 'I’ll sing again.' 

After delivering her first song of her first comeback show, On ne change pas (We don't change), she said: 'I had promised myself not to cry. Here we are… I'm standing on stage in this city that I love so much, thanks to your support and your love.

'I have to admit, though, that the road was rocky. The journey was longer than expected, with unplanned stops along the way.

'But I hung in there. A faint ray of light in the distance, deep in the mountains. I believed in it. And here it is. The sun – the sun is here. The sun, right in front of me.' 

She continued: 'I made a promise to be back on stage. So here I am, singing for you and singing for me, singing live! Thank you so very much for your support, your patience and if I may say so, I am everything I am because you loved me,' she then said in English.

Speaking of the uphill battle she waged with her health, she said: 'By living with it day in and day out, I've come to terms with it. And I've decided to make it my reason for living.'

She continued: 'But look around here – all around you, right here in this room – we don't know what the person next to us is going through.  

'There are people going through hardships, grief and sorrow. There are people radiating energy and joy. So let's take that energy and share it. That's what music is for. Tonight, we'll sing, we'll dance and we'll celebrate.'

Celine's intense rehabilitation programme has seen her try out new medication, physical therapy, vocal therapy and immunotherapy. 

In order to ensure she's physically able to perform, Celine has been working on her strength with 90-minute Pilates sessions three times a week as well as twice-weekly ballet and barre classes.

Her home gym is also decked out with weights, a treadmill and a reformer machine, with Celine revealing her flexibility has increased since she started her new exercise regime.

Speaking to Harper's Bazaar about her new regime, she described it as falling and getting back up repeatedly, adding that she was proud of herself for achieving something that her body wasn't 'born to do'.

'It is a progressive condition,' she noted. 'I don't like to say 'disease.' Disease makes you go like this,' she said, scrunching her nose and saying, ''Kevin, you're such a disease.''

Celine laid bare the brutality of the condition in her 2024 documentary, I Am: Celine Dion. 

Yet in recent days she has looked in high spirits while out greeting fans in Paris ahead of her shows. 

The residency will see her take to the stage for 16 shows in autumn 2026 and ten additional dates in May 2027.