In a rare public outing, Celine Dion, 55, enjoyed some moments at a hockey game in Las Vegas amid her battle with stiff person syndrome.
It was shortly after she made a surprise appearance at the Grammys in February that the music icon attended the Edmonton Oilers game and spent time with the players in the locker room.
In footage recently shared by the team’s official Instagram account, she had the team cracking up when she imitated the players in their skates and equipment.
She was also seen interacting with onlookers and appeared to be in high spirits while out in New York City over the weekend.
In the video, which was filmed back in February, the singer looked stunning in a cream-colored, cashmere sweater dress, which was tied into a knot at the side of her hip.
She had her platinum blonde tresses tied into a loose bun at the nape of her neck and sported large hoop earrings.
She appeared to be wearing little-to-no-makeup as she interacted with the NHL players from her native Canada.
Celine Had Hyms Cracking up
Standing in their locker room, she said she was excited to meet the them before hilariously imitating a hockey player’s stance on the ice rink.
‘[It’s] exciting to me — those big guys, like, just on flat shoes,’ she began.
‘I cannot imagine on stakes with all the equipment going like,’ she said as she copied a squatting stance with a hockey stick.
The Oilers’ left winger Zach Hyman was seen smiling and laughing at her impression as he stood beside her in the clip.
In the caption of the post, the team wrote: ‘Celine had Hyms cracking up.’
