Celine Dion issues a warning to Donald Trump after he played her song at his rally
Celine Dion is responding to former President Donald Trump’s use of her iconic song “My Heart Will Go On” during a recent rally, clarifying that her team did not authorize its use and expressing bewilderment over the choice of the song.
In a statement from Dion’s management team, it was noted that they learned Trump’s campaign had played a clip of the “Titanic” theme at a rally in Montana, where he was accompanied by his running mate, J.D. Vance.
The statement stressed that Dion did not give permission for her song to be used and made it clear that she does not endorse any political candidates.
It concluded with a pointed question directed at Trump, inquiring about his reasoning for selecting this specific song, which stands out as an unusual choice for a political event.
Trump is recognized for his eclectic music selections at rallies, frequently blending unconventional songs with more traditional ones. Observers noted that in addition to Dion’s song, his playlist featured tracks from “The Lion King” and other diverse choices, although Dion’s music was the only one reportedly paired with a video.
In contrast, the Harris/Walz campaign is reportedly distancing itself from Hollywood connections at the Democratic National Convention, seeking to avoid the impression of the event as a “liberal Hollywood gathering.”
While celebrity appearances may still take place, they are anticipated to be more low-key.
Celine Dion’s team made it clear that any use of her music in political contexts should not be interpreted as an endorsement, reflecting her decision to stay out of the political fray.
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