After paying tribute to Celine at his 'Rebel With a Cello' show, the Croatian cellist says that he believes 'she will be back on stage stronger than ever' despite her health issues.
- Jun 27, 2024
AceShowbiz - HAUSER has invited Celine Dion to offer their fans a duet performance. After paying tribute to Celine at his "Rebel With a Cello" show, the Croatian cellist said that he is "patiently waiting" for a chance to take the stage with the "I Drove All Night" songstress.
On Tuesday, June 25, the 38-year-old world-class musician opened up about his wish to perform with the 56-year-old music legend. In the caption of his new Instagram page, he began writing, "We are each other's biggest fans!" adding folded hands and red heart emoji.
HAUSER, whose real name is Stjepan Hauser, went on to say, "Patiently waiting for our duet and I know that she will be back on stage stronger than ever, because there is only one Celine! @celinedion," before letting out bicep and flame emojis.
In the post, HAUSER treated his followers to a video from a backstage moment at his show. In the clip, it could be seen that he was having a conversation with Celine, who was accompanied by her sons.
HAUSER voiced his appreciation to Celine for attending his gig. In response, the songstress gushed, "I'm such a big fan. Honestly, I'm your big fan." Shocked, he replied, "I'm your biggest fan."
Celine then insisted, "No, I am," before joking, "Let's fight. I am the biggest fan." It prompted HAUSER to burst into laughter. In the meantime, one of her sons was documented adoringly gazing at the cellist.
The post came a few days after HAUSER entertained his fans in Las Vegas. Amid his "Rebel With a Cello" tour, he hit the stage at the Wynn on Saturday night, June 22. During the show, he was aware that Celine was one of his VIP guests, standing among other audience members. He performed a rendition of her iconic "My Heart Will Go On", which is featured in the 1997 film "Titanic".
As Celine entered the venue, she received applause from the audience. Transfixed by HAUSER's performance, she sat still until the end, overcome with emotion. She then gave the musician a standing ovation and expressed her gratitude to the concertgoers.
During the gig, HAUSER expressed his dream of performing with Celine. Due to her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis, she politely declined. However, she indicated they could talk about the matter soon.
