Céline Dion Surprises ESPN With A 'Titanic' Performance At Tiger Woods' Golf Tournament
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The five-time Grammy winner spontaneously belted out her iconic hit during a broadcasted golf match amid her recent health challenges.
Céline Dion treated golf fans to an impromptu rendition of one of her most iconic songs this week as none other than Tiger Woods looked on.
ESPN’s Marty Smith caught up with the five-time Grammy winner on Tuesday at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, where she attended the Tomorrow’s Golf League match between the Atlanta Drive GC and the Jupiter Links GC.
When Smith asked Dion which of her songs “best represents” her golf game, the pop diva launched into a few bars of “My Heart Will Go On” from the 1997 blockbuster, “Titanic.”
Watch Celine Dion’s impromptu musical moment on ESPN below.
Dion tweaked some of the lyrics to better fit the circumstances, and encouraged Smith to join her in a singalong.
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