Celine Dion is publicly calling out Donald Trump and JD Vance for using her iconic song “My Heart Will Go On” without her permission at a recent campaign rally in Montana. Following the rally, Dion’s management team issued a statement on X (formerly Twitter), condemning the unauthorized use of her music and clarifying that she does not endorse Trump or his political campaign. The statement expressed their disapproval, particularly noting the inappropriate use of her song. Additionally, reports surfaced that Trump played various other songs during his rally, but the inclusion of a video of Dion performing her famous Titanic hit could lead to potential legal consequences for the former president and Vance.

This controversy comes just after Dion made a notable return to the stage, performing at the Paris Olympics despite her ongoing battle with stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder. Although initial rumors suggested she would be paid $2 million for her performance, it was clarified that performers at the Olympics typically do not receive a fee, though their expenses are covered.

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