Singer Celine Dion moved many with the touching message she shared to honor the memory of her husband, Rene Angelil, almost 10 years after his passing due to complications from his cancer diagnosis.

It was through her social media that the The singer of “My Heart Will Go On” posted some emotional messages in which she expressed how much she and her sons Rene-Charles, Nelson, and Eddy miss the music mogul.

“Ten years without you feels like just one day, and yet every day feels like a decade… Ten years without your caresses, and yet, every day I feel your touch,” the music star began her message.

However, the memory of the moments shared together is enough to continue celebrating his legacy and the love they feel for him: “We miss you more than we can bear, but you taught us to be strong. We love you more, every day and every year,” the multi-award-winning artist concluded.

The love story of Celine Dion and Rene Angelil

The story of Celine Dion and Rene Angelil dates back to when she was just 12 years old, after sending a tape of her voice to the renowned music producer. Impressed by her talent, Rene decided to take a chance on her wholeheartedly, even mortgaging his house to finance her first album. From then on, he became her manager and guide, propelling her career to the international stage, while Celine saw him as her mentor and the most important person in her life. Over the years, their professional relationship quietly evolved into a romantic one. 

When Celine turned 18, their connection blossomed into love, though they both decided to keep it a secret for a long time due to the age difference. In 1991, they announced their engagement, and she expressed this sentiment on her album *The Colour of My Love*, dedicating a line to him that reflected the depth of their relationship: “Rene, you are the colour of love in me.” 

The couple married in 1994 in a lavish ceremony in Montreal that was televised, and over time,They started a family. After pausing her career to support Rene during his first battle with cancer, Celine became a mother to Rene-Charles in 2001 and, years later, to twins Nelson and Eddy in 2010. Rene's fight against throat cancer was relentless, and she again put her career on hold with each relapse. Following his death in 2016, Celine has repeatedly stated that he was the love of her life, the only man she ever kissed, and that his story lives on through their children and his music.