Celine Dion ends Las Vegas show
"It's hard to believe that we've come to an end," People magazine quoted her, as saying. She explained that motherhood was her first priority and that"s the reason of her decision to end her run. "It's a pleasure to perform for you, but I'm extremely passionate to be a mother," she said.
Dion confessed in a speech that ran before the show began, that she actually wanted to end the show when her son Rene Charles was born. "I wanted to be more successful as a mother than as a singer," she said. "It was a wonderful adventure... It was an emotional night. It was a wonderful adventure," said Dion after her final performance as a headliner in Vegas.
Dion's husband, Rene Angelil, and her 7-year-old came on stage to embrace her after her last number. "A New Day" has grossed more than $400 million ever since her show opened in March 2003. After Dion's departure from Caesars, Bette Midler, will begin her residency on with "The Showgirl Must Go On."