Celine Dion proved herself to be a huge Lady Gaga fan last night, as she danced in the crowd at the pop star’s Las Vegas concert. Check out footage below.
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The ‘Just Dance’ artist began her hugely anticipated ‘Enigma’ residency earlier this week. Taking place at the Park MGM resort, the spectacle sees Gaga showcase the biggest tracks from across her decade-long career.
During last night’s show (December 30) – which included hits such as ‘Poker Face’, ‘Telephone’, and ‘Paparazzi’ – the Canadian superstar Celine Dion was spotted busting moves to 2011’s ‘The Edge of Glory’.
Why is Céline Dion me at a Lady Gaga concert #Enigma pic.twitter.com/jAAwhsRwrW
— GM ❾❻ (@gagamonster96) December 31, 2018
“Why is Celine Dion me at a Lady Gaga concert,” one Twitter user said of the star’s fangirling. Another commented: “Celine Dion jamming to Lady Gaga is the BIGGEST mood.”
Celine Dion getting her life at Lady Gaga's show pic.twitter.com/Gj7oV28kf3
— Gaga Daily (@gagadaily) December 31, 2018
Celine Dion living her best life during "The Edge of Glory" at #Enigma tonight! pic.twitter.com/yRaM2E8TbN
— Gaga Media ⭐️ (@GagaMediaDotNet) December 31, 2018
Celine Dion is LIVING for “The Edge Of Glory”! #ENIGMA pic.twitter.com/u297lDU4ph
— LG Updates (@LadyGagaVegas) December 31, 2018
Celine Dion is attending Lady Gaga's #Enigma show tonight! pic.twitter.com/OAxYt26m5k
— Gaga Media ⭐️ (@GagaMediaDotNet) December 31, 2018
Later in the show, Lady Gaga dedicated ‘You and I’ to the ‘My Heart Will Go On’ artist. “You’re legendary, you’re supportive, you’re kind,” Gaga said. “This time I’m not leaving without you, c’mon, Celine!”
Following the concert, Gaga posted the footage of Dion dancing to her official Instagram story, followed by the message: “I love you Celine!” See the screenshot below.
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