Random news, thoughts and common questions about Celine (Part 2)

[RosieBarron]

No i wouldnt love to hear that i personally think celine is straight but so many fans and people online keep posting otherwise on X and sometimes on facebook so sometimes i do wonder about it.

 

Your last post literally started with I really believe Celine has a gf. Now you say you think she is straight. Just drop this subject and move on, there is nothing left to discuss and no evidence of anything.

Edited January 7, 2026 at 05:58 AM by RosieBarron

[emiliejolie]

 

I just feel trying to make a buck and will fit the narrative to his version of things. Can't see Celine saying don't sign her cause she was mean to me almost 10 years ago. I also thought Lara was involved with Walter A and that relationship went bad and had something to do with her career not taking off. Cause this makes Celine look very petty.

 

We know he already had crap to say about Rene in a French book done few years ago. Yup found post where member who read book talked about it http://www.celinedio...e#entry2436848. It even said he showed up at the funeral and tried to say things about Rene to Celine. Which to me shows what an #ss he is. Even if you have something to say about Rene you do not show up to his funeral to do it. In this book he really tried to take credit for everything and seems a lot of inconsistencies.

 

Easy to now write a book when so many of those you talk about have passed and can't defend themselves. And what credit is Rene taking that should be Vito's, Rene did discover Celine and was her manager. He never took credit for all her albums or the such. Rene and Celine have always given credit to those who helped her get where she is. Now yes the media is only going to focus on both of them. And now with Rene gone just Celine herself when talk about her career, that is the way of showbusiness.

 

The singer gets all the credit for their career and those in the shadows don't really get mentioned, Rene did because he was Celine's husband if he had only been her manager I doubt we would have been talked about as much. Celine is better than others I feel at stating she did not do it all alone. Even now many articles don't even mention Rene, and Celine given credit for her career when we know many were involved to make her what she became. But this happens with all artists, we know the did not do it alone but articles only focus on them.

 

Fine he wants his 5 minutes for his contribution but there was clear inaccuracies in the other book he was interviewed for so not giving this much weight feel he will oversell himself. I will be very curious if Celine will have anything to say or keep quiet to not give this any more publicity.

 

I think Vito Luprano is a big part of Celine success and want to be recognize for the work he did in the shadow, just like David Foster at one point. Saying he gave ideas that immediately Rene attributed to himself to bright is not making offense to Rene. And make us kindly smile because we remember how tricky Rene could be

 

Please don't write on this forum that Rene discover Celine, this a how the story was shorten to appear as a fairytale but we know she has a first manager before Rene and he was the real link to Rene.

 

But there is a point I share with you : Vito Luprano could have make a book on his own career and Celine would have been a part of it. Why writing a book on Celine's career to talk about himself ? It is too obvious it is a way to interest people. That is sad because his own work is by far interesting enough to capture audience

[Dreamy]

The news about Céline's video on TikTok is making headlines in all the prestigious media publications in Spain. Newspapers, entertainment websites, etc.

Céline is clearly popular in Spain. All the talent shows use her songs, journalists, singers and people in the industry always mention her, and everyone talks about her great talent with admiration and respect.

The fact that she is not so high-profile and does not appear constantly in the Spanish media does not mean that she is not well known and very famous.

In Spain, the press is very sensationalist, and Céline is obviously not in the news because she is not an artist who is involved in scandals.

Céline is known for her great talent and is always in the news for important things, her health, her talent and her great career.

This is the most important thing. It is fair to say that she is highly respected in Spain by the art industry, journalists, etc.

As for whether young people know her, I would say that is debatable. In my case, I have girls in my family who did not know who she was, but of course, they are under 13 years old. Now they know who she is and like her music, especially “I'm Alive”.

In today's music industry, where most people use autotune because they cannot sing, success is undeniable but short-lived.

When I played one of her songs, I'm Alive, to one of my girls, she said, ‘She sings well, huh!’

Here's a great example: she may or may not be popular with young people, but they recognise her talent and are surprised by it.

Céline has sold well in the Spanish market.

The other day, a famous television programme director said that his dream was to go to Las Vegas to see her show, but that he couldn't go for work reasons.

He said he had tickets for the Courage World Tour, for a show in Germany, I don't remember exactly where he said.

Many famous people have gone to see her in Las Vegas, singers and everyone related to the entertainment industry.

In short, she continues to be news in Spain and is on another level.

In this country, people always talk about the same celebrities, all sensationalism, and Céline is outside of that.

You may or may not like her in Spain, but when you talk about her, people say: What a great voice, what a singer.

Best wishes to everyone, and even though it's late:

Happy New Year, may this year be a very positive one for all of you.

A big hug

[Nmj]

Well back to the random throwback pics on social media, that hype was short lived! Lol

 

I swear they like F U C k ing with us.

[george_matei]

Well back to the random throwback pics on social media, that hype was short lived! Lol

 

I swear they like F U C k ing with us.

This time they added the photo date

[Nmj]

 

This time they added the photo date

 

Why is that significant though?

 

It’s even on her TikTok? I think they just were bored one day to post that video… nothing is gonna change, mark my words.

Edited January 7, 2026 at 06:53 PM by Nmj

[KyleVan41]

Lighten up she ain’t gonna all of a sudden post “new” stuff every day she already gave us more than usual.

[Nmj]

Lighten up she ain’t gonna all of a sudden post “new” stuff every day she already gave us more than usual.

 

Instagram is one thing. Don’t post old stuff on a TikTok they claim she is taking over. It’s stupidity.

Trust me I’m not mad at all… I’m just simply calling out the continuous stupidity

[CélineI'mAlive]

 

I agree, lets see whats in store if anything at all! But theres more hope today than yesterday that maybe whatever team she has is going to try and be more authentic. I remember when she launched her instagram at first it started with a selfie of Celine and it was way way more personal at first even uploading pics from her Vegas home and her cooking the Halloween style corn dogs lol and then we got the facebook lives and the random studio performance of winter song. But then since Aldo left it got very sterile and boring in terms of the posts.

 

Goodluck on your exams, I wish you well

Many thanks!!!

 

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[CélineI'mAlive]

 

I agree, lets see whats in store if anything at all! But theres more hope today than yesterday that maybe whatever team she has is going to try and be more authentic. I remember when she launched her instagram at first it started with a selfie of Celine and it was way way more personal at first even uploading pics from her Vegas home and her cooking the Halloween style corn dogs lol and then we got the facebook lives and the random studio performance of winter song. But then since Aldo left it got very sterile and boring in terms of the posts.

 

Goodluck on your exams, I wish you well

Many thanks!!!

 

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[CélineI'mAlive]

 

Instagram is one thing. Don’t post old stuff on a TikTok they claim she is taking over. It’s stupidity.

Trust me I’m not mad at all… I’m just simply calling out the continuous stupidity

I feel that it’s really not that Céline is keeping track herself, but rather that she’ll try to post something weekly or monthly, because otherwise her message doesn’t make sense.

 

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[mirage]

 

I agree, lets see whats in store if anything at all! But theres more hope today than yesterday that maybe whatever team she has is going to try and be more authentic. I remember when she launched her instagram at first it started with a selfie of Celine and it was way way more personal at first even uploading pics from her Vegas home and her cooking the Halloween style corn dogs lol and then we got the facebook lives and the random studio performance of winter song. But then since Aldo left it got very sterile and boring in terms of the posts.

 

Goodluck on your exams, I wish you well

Aldo was sooo good with social media!

It was the perfect content to have a little glimpse of her private life, and real behind the scenes in her career.

 

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[tshlw]

I think Vito Luprano is a big part of Celine success and want to be recognize for the work he did in the shadow, just like David Foster at one point. Saying he gave ideas that immediately Rene attributed to himself to bright is not making offense to Rene. And make us kindly smile because we remember how tricky Rene could be

 

Please don't write on this forum that Rene discover Celine, this a how the story was shorten to appear as a fairytale but we know she has a first manager before Rene and he was the real link to Rene.

 

But there is a point I share with you : Vito Luprano could have make a book on his own career and Celine would have been a part of it. Why writing a book on Celine's career to talk about himself ? It is too obvious it is a way to interest people. That is sad because his own work is by far interesting enough to capture audience

 

 

Yes I know there was a another manager. We can agree Rene was the one to manage and bring her to a wider audience. Yes Vito was a major part but I believe he wants to take all the credit and now that Rene is dead easy to say all this and say Rene was OK with it if not published till after his death. Does he have proof of any of this and also stuff he contributed to the other book had inconsistencies. I am all for him getting his credit but feels he wants make himself more important than he was.

[KyleVan41]

 

 

Instagram is one thing. Don’t post old stuff on a TikTok they claim she is taking over. It’s stupidity.

Trust me I’m not mad at all… I’m just simply calling out the continuous stupidity

 

Oh I’m sure they’re still stupid as hell give me a week and I’ll be where you are lol

[CélineI'mAlive]

Instagram is one thing. Don’t post old stuff on a TikTok they claim she is taking over. It’s stupidity.

Trust me I’m not mad at all… I’m just simply calling out the continuous stupidity

Maybe it could be that she is still learning or doesn’t know what to post because it might be true that the team lets her decide what content to upload, and she might be talking to her children for advice, while she steers the process and they post archival material. It wouldn’t make any sense for her to say she was going to take charge and now have the team uploading content. That’s my theory. Another possibility is that her team controls all of Céline’s social media from a centralized panel (which exists) and that the TikTok account from that panel hasn’t been deactivated yet. In a way, old photos on Instagram make sense. According to what she said in the documentary, she has hardly been out. She wouldn’t normally have photos to post on Instagram. I feel we should wait and see how 2026 unfolds.

Firstly, it’s a good sign that she recorded a video for us and said she really wants to be more involved in her TikTok, and that she appeared with a background in Las Vegas. It could have been just a plain background

Edited January 7, 2026 at 11:06 PM by CélineI'mAlive

[Unison Addict]

Why is that significant though?

 

It's even on her TikTok? I think they just were bored one day to post that video… nothing is gonna change, mark my words.

 

Seriously, calm yourself down for a bit. She has wrote “one video at a time”. She’s not gonna post new stuff every day.

[Nmj]

 

 

Seriously, calm yourself down for a bit. She has wrote “one video at a time”. She’s not gonna post new stuff every day.

 

Mark my post… come back on Jan 2027, we’ll see how many TikTok’s are posted… i say less than 2.

 

My point isn’t that she hasn’t posted one yet, it’s the fact they are using her TikTok to post her Instagram and Facebook posts. It’s idiotic.

Edited January 8, 2026 at 01:43 AM by Nmj

[jpatdeleon09]

Mark my post.. When Celine releases new materials. Most of the member here will shut up and goes back when it’s over LOL

[CélineI'mAlive]

They post the same thing because all of Céline’s accounts are registered on a website from which a post is sent through a platform, and then that platform automatically publishes it across all of her social media. I know this because I worked with one of those platforms.

[tshlw]

They post the same thing because all of Céline’s accounts are registered on a website from which a post is sent through a platform, and then that platform automatically publishes it across all of her social media. I know this because I worked with one of those platforms.

 

But it does not always happen that way. The post to celebrate her and Rene's 31st Wedding Anniversary was only posted to Instagram and not Facebook. So not every post sent across all her social medias.

[CélineI'mAlive]

But it does not always happen that way. The post to celebrate her and Rene's 31st Wedding Anniversary was only posted to Instagram and not Facebook. So not every post sent across all her social medias.

I’ll explain from my perspective, having professionally managed several social media profiles. I’m a railway enthusiast, and I specifically manage the accounts (from a marketing perspective, aiming to attract more followers) of an association dedicated to railway modeling. These are fairly large accounts (over 3,000 followers, 20,000 visits per month, and in some months, nearly 2 million visits in special cases).

When you manage multiple accounts (as I did years ago), you usually hire a service offered by some websites: a centralized platform from which you can respond to followers’ messages, monitor the performance of the content you post, and publish a post across all accounts at once. Of course, these platforms allow you to post either to all linked social networks or only to certain ones. This is done for segmentation purposes.

For example, what Céline said she would do about posting on TikTok herself—most likely, it wasn’t her children, but her team telling her, “you need to do this.” This is done for segmentation, as I mentioned. For instance, in my case, TikTok was for discussing the most modern trains, while Twitter was for trains from the 80s and 90s. People who manage social media professionally understand that not all networks have the same users. For example, TikTok has a younger audience compared to, say, Facebook.

That’s why posting about Céline and René’s renewal of vows doesn’t make much sense on TikTok. Young people on TikTok may know Céline, but not René, which would limit engagement—and therefore the reach of the posts on her TikTok account. It’s reasonable to say that maybe, since TikTok has a younger audience, her team posts old photos of Céline. This is more of a “reminder effect,” meaning reminding social media viewers that Céline is still present, similar to posting random photos on Instagram. From a marketing perspective, it’s just a simple reminder saying, “Hey guys, I’m here.”

So why am I so confident that Céline will actually post TikToks herself? Because profiles are usually scheduled. There’s a kind of timeline, and the team knows even weeks in advance what will be published. In fact, her team likely already knows when Céline will post on TikTok and probably has all the posts planned for Instagram and Twitter at least until summer. A good community manager doesn’t post the first thing they find; they measure the impact.

The same applies, for example, when I post one photo instead of another. I study, using the metrics provided by the platforms, when it’s best to post a certain photo over another. We all do this. For example, in Spain, it’s studied that people check their phones more when leaving work (around 2 p.m.), so it’s better to post a photo you know your audience will like rather than a more “meh” photo. Even platform trends and algorithms are studied. For instance, waiting a few days before posting something (like Céline’s TikTok idea regarding her last random photo before her message) is strategic to build anticipation—though, be careful, this doesn’t work on every network; on Twitter lately, it hasn’t been effective.

The role of a good community manager is to know their audience and understand the platform they’re using; this way, they’ll reach more people. Everything is studied, guys. We all follow certain rules. I, even as a hobbyist, try to study marketing like professionals do, like Céline’s team. It’s so well-studied that even when you buy something, products are arranged on shelves according to what you notice first when entering a store. In Spain, shopping carts are designed to guide you toward certain aisles with minimal effort. Everything is studied and follows marketing rules.

Even in the days before Céline posted the TikTok about becoming more active on TikTok, I knew she would post something more: “woooow,” because I understand marketing rules and, from her team’s social media behavior, I could anticipate what they were planning.

Sorry for the off-topic. I hope I didn’t bore you.

 

Postdata: Could you also ask another question: if the audience is young on TikTok, why doesn’t he/she post modern photos? Maybe they don’t exist, or they are so scarce that they wouldn’t have much to show.

Edited January 9, 2026 at 12:16 AM by CélineI'mAlive

[CélineI'mAlive]

I’ll explain from my perspective, having professionally managed several social media profiles. I’m a railway enthusiast, and I specifically manage the accounts (from a marketing perspective, aiming to attract more followers) of an association dedicated to railway modeling. These are fairly large accounts (over 3,000 followers, 20,000 visits per month, and in some months, nearly 2 million visits in special cases).

When you manage multiple accounts (as I did years ago), you usually hire a service offered by some websites: a centralized platform from which you can respond to followers’ messages, monitor the performance of the content you post, and publish a post across all accounts at once. Of course, these platforms allow you to post either to all linked social networks or only to certain ones. This is done for segmentation purposes.

For example, what Céline said she would do about posting on TikTok herself—most likely, it wasn’t her children, but her team telling her, “you need to do this.” This is done for segmentation, as I mentioned. For instance, in my case, TikTok was for discussing the most modern trains, while Twitter was for trains from the 80s and 90s. People who manage social media professionally understand that not all networks have the same users. For example, TikTok has a younger audience compared to, say, Facebook.

That’s why posting about Céline and René’s renewal of vows doesn’t make much sense on TikTok. Young people on TikTok may know Céline, but not René, which would limit engagement—and therefore the reach of the posts on her TikTok account. It’s reasonable to say that maybe, since TikTok has a younger audience, her team posts old photos of Céline. This is more of a “reminder effect,” meaning reminding social media viewers that Céline is still present, similar to posting random photos on Instagram. From a marketing perspective, it’s just a simple reminder saying, “Hey guys, I’m here.”

So why am I so confident that Céline will actually post TikToks herself? Because profiles are usually scheduled. There’s a kind of timeline, and the team knows even weeks in advance what will be published. In fact, her team likely already knows when Céline will post on TikTok and probably has all the posts planned for Instagram and Twitter at least until summer. A good community manager doesn’t post the first thing they find; they measure the impact.

The same applies, for example, when I post one photo instead of another. I study, using the metrics provided by the platforms, when it’s best to post a certain photo over another. We all do this. For example, in Spain, it’s studied that people check their phones more when leaving work (around 2 p.m.), so it’s better to post a photo you know your audience will like rather than a more “meh” photo. Even platform trends and algorithms are studied. For instance, waiting a few days before posting something (like Céline’s TikTok idea regarding her last random photo before her message) is strategic to build anticipation—though, be careful, this doesn’t work on every network; on Twitter lately, it hasn’t been effective.

The role of a good community manager is to know their audience and understand the platform they’re using; this way, they’ll reach more people. Everything is studied, guys. We all follow certain rules. I, even as a hobbyist, try to study marketing like professionals do, like Céline’s team. It’s so well-studied that even when you buy something, products are arranged on shelves according to what you notice first when entering a store. In Spain, shopping carts are designed to guide you toward certain aisles with minimal effort. Everything is studied and follows marketing rules.

Even in the days before Céline posted the TikTok about becoming more active on TikTok, I knew she would post something more: “woooow,” because I understand marketing rules and, from her team’s social media behavior, I could anticipate what they were planning.

Sorry for the off-topic. I hope I didn’t bore you.

 

Postdata: Could you also ask another question: if the audience is young on TikTok, why doesn’t he/she post modern photos? Maybe they don’t exist, or they are so scarce that they wouldn’t have much to show.

As a fan, it bothers me that Céline’s team is so foolish and doesn’t post modern content, but from a community manager’s perspective, I see it as understandable given Céline’s current situation, and I get it.

[CélineI'mAlive]

But it does not always happen that way. The post to celebrate her and Rene's 31st Wedding Anniversary was only posted to Instagram and not Facebook. So not every post sent across all her social medias.

By the way, I need to send you some new Céline videos that I’ve recently got.

[Unison Addict]

That’s why posting about Céline and René’s renewal of vows doesn’t make much sense on TikTok. Young people on TikTok may know Céline, but not René, which would limit engagement—and therefore the reach of the posts on her TikTok account. It’s reasonable to say that maybe, since TikTok has a younger audience, her team posts old photos of Céline. This is more of a “reminder effect,” meaning reminding social media viewers that Céline is still present, similar to posting random photos on Instagram. From a marketing perspective, it’s just a simple reminder saying, “Hey guys, I’m here.”

 

The anniversary post has nothing to do with marketing. She just simply wanted to remember the anniversary and she did this every year.

[tshlw]

The anniversary post has nothing to do with marketing. She just simply wanted to remember the anniversary and she did this every year.

I’ll explain from my perspective, having professionally managed several social media profiles. I’m a railway enthusiast, and I specifically manage the accounts (from a marketing perspective, aiming to attract more followers) of an association dedicated to railway modeling. These are fairly large accounts (over 3,000 followers, 20,000 visits per month, and in some months, nearly 2 million visits in special cases).

When you manage multiple accounts (as I did years ago), you usually hire a service offered by some websites: a centralized platform from which you can respond to followers’ messages, monitor the performance of the content you post, and publish a post across all accounts at once. Of course, these platforms allow you to post either to all linked social networks or only to certain ones. This is done for segmentation purposes.

For example, what Céline said she would do about posting on TikTok herself—most likely, it wasn’t her children, but her team telling her, “you need to do this.” This is done for segmentation, as I mentioned. For instance, in my case, TikTok was for discussing the most modern trains, while Twitter was for trains from the 80s and 90s. People who manage social media professionally understand that not all networks have the same users. For example, TikTok has a younger audience compared to, say, Facebook.

That’s why posting about Céline and René’s renewal of vows doesn’t make much sense on TikTok. Young people on TikTok may know Céline, but not René, which would limit engagement—and therefore the reach of the posts on her TikTok account. It’s reasonable to say that maybe, since TikTok has a younger audience, her team posts old photos of Céline. This is more of a “reminder effect,” meaning reminding social media viewers that Céline is still present, similar to posting random photos on Instagram. From a marketing perspective, it’s just a simple reminder saying, “Hey guys, I’m here.”

So why am I so confident that Céline will actually post TikToks herself? Because profiles are usually scheduled. There’s a kind of timeline, and the team knows even weeks in advance what will be published. In fact, her team likely already knows when Céline will post on TikTok and probably has all the posts planned for Instagram and Twitter at least until summer. A good community manager doesn’t post the first thing they find; they measure the impact.

The same applies, for example, when I post one photo instead of another. I study, using the metrics provided by the platforms, when it’s best to post a certain photo over another. We all do this. For example, in Spain, it’s studied that people check their phones more when leaving work (around 2 p.m.), so it’s better to post a photo you know your audience will like rather than a more “meh” photo. Even platform trends and algorithms are studied. For instance, waiting a few days before posting something (like Céline’s TikTok idea regarding her last random photo before her message) is strategic to build anticipation—though, be careful, this doesn’t work on every network; on Twitter lately, it hasn’t been effective.

The role of a good community manager is to know their audience and understand the platform they’re using; this way, they’ll reach more people. Everything is studied, guys. We all follow certain rules. I, even as a hobbyist, try to study marketing like professionals do, like Céline’s team. It’s so well-studied that even when you buy something, products are arranged on shelves according to what you notice first when entering a store. In Spain, shopping carts are designed to guide you toward certain aisles with minimal effort. Everything is studied and follows marketing rules.

Even in the days before Céline posted the TikTok about becoming more active on TikTok, I knew she would post something more: “woooow,” because I understand marketing rules and, from her team’s social media behavior, I could anticipate what they were planning.

Sorry for the off-topic. I hope I didn’t bore you.

 

Postdata: Could you also ask another question: if the audience is young on TikTok, why doesn’t he/she post modern photos? Maybe they don’t exist, or they are so scarce that they wouldn’t have much to show.

 

I was not in any way commenting on why they post what to each acct just that it is not automatic that every post goes to all of her socials. So it is not as automated as you said they are actually choosing what posts go to what social media account. Now I am not saying they are doing a good job or what they choose to post on what acct just that not all posts go to all the acct.

[tshlw]

By the way, I need to send you some new Céline videos that I’ve recently got.

 

Yeah I need to get some links posted just been swamped with work.

[PuraVida]

She looked so great in the announcement video!

 

I don't really care for her embracing the "uncool" and "late to technology" stereotype/schtick she does, but I get it.

[CélineI'mAlive]

 

The anniversary post has nothing to do with marketing. She just simply wanted to remember the anniversary and she did this every year.

It isn’t, but that doesn’t mean it can be released at any time. You’re not going to release it in the middle of the night. You’ll release it at a time you know people will see it. Everything is planned.

 

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[joaofilho]

TikTok is a video platform; Celine's page has more photos with stories. I hope they change that, record more random videos, and post old videos.

TikTok is a video platform; Celine's page has more photos with stories. I hope they change that, record more random videos, and post old videos.

[george_matei]

As we all know Celine is not writing nor producing her music, with just a few exceptions, do we know something about the copyrights? I remember a few years ago, someone explained that Rene in a way took care of those things and Celine is taking a part of the revenue from her catalogue. I really don't know how these things work, so I would very much appreciate if someone will take a few minutes. Thanks in advance!