The venerated French daily newspaper Libération, popularly known as Libé, leveled the charge against Dion in an article titled, “Did Celine Dion lip-sync during the Olympic opening ceremony?” The outlet cited multiple music industry professionals who alleged her performance was “without a shadow of a doubt” pre-recorded.

Celine Dion's performance at the Olympic 2024 opening ceremony, singing 'Hymne à L'amour' at the Eiffel Tower, is alleged to be pre-recorded.

However, Celine, 56, is now facing claims that her performance was ‘without a shadow of a doubt’ pre-recorded after music experts spoke to Liberation newspaper for an article titled ‘Did Celine Dion lip-sync during the Olympic opening ceremony?’

An unforgettable emotion, images that have already become part of history and the mythology of the Paris 2024 Olympics: Celine Dion, with her rendition of Edith Piaf's 'Hymn to Love', has written

Celine Dion’s fans are on fire over a report in a French newspaper alleging the chanteuse lip-synched to a pre-recorded track at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, The New York Post reports. The claims surfaced Friday,

Celine Dion's striking 'live' performance at the Paris 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremony was reportedly pre-recorded.

Singer Celine Dion's performance at the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony has sparked controversy in France, with claims that her set was "fake" and pre-recorded rather than live. The Canadian singer,

Celine Dion’s much-anticipated performance at the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics has come under scrutiny, with allegations emerging that her emotional rendition of “Hymne à L’amour” was pre-recorded rather than live.