Celine Dion has always been blessed with a trim figure – but ever since her husband's death in 2016, fans have queried her slimmer frame.
The Think Twice hitmaker has never revealed how much weight she has lost in the years that have followed, but previously admitted she is feeling "strong and feminine" after making some changes to her lifestyle.
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Celine has also insisted in the past that genetics play a huge part in her appearance. She previously told The Guardian: "I have been thin all my life. Nobody in my family is overweight."
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However, Celine is aware of concern for her health among her fans, telling ABC News in 2019: "It’s true that I'm a little thinner. Everything's fine, nothing's wrong."
"I'm doing this for me. I want to feel strong, beautiful, feminine and sexy," she added to The Sun last year.
One reason for her change in appearance is her newfound love of ballet. "I do [ballet] four times a week," she told People last year. "People say, 'She’s a lot thinner,' but I'm working hard. I like to move and (weight loss) comes with it."
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© Photo: Getty ImagesCeline does ballet four times a week
Dancing around on stage during her performances no doubt plays another part in her image overhaul. Celine will typically have shows at least six times a week and is gearing up for another Las Vegas residency in November.
"Dancing has been in my DNA all of my life. It’s a dream. And so hard!" she added to People.
© Photo: Getty ImagesCeline admitted her image overhaul is for herself
Whatever she's doing to keep in shape is working wonders for her mental health. "I feel stronger, more beautiful, more grounded," she told ABC News. "There’s this power and this strength that comes with that maturity."
And Celine has a defiant message to those who criticise her appearance, telling The Sun in January 2020: "If I like it, I don't want to talk about it. Don't bother. Don't take a picture. If you like it, I'll be there. If you don't, leave me alone."
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