Mattel announce new Celine Dion Barbie is now available to buy

As the first part of Celine Dion's Paris shows draw to a close, Mattel have now revealed a Barbie based on the legendary singer, wearing an outfit she wore at the 1998 Academy Awards, when she performed 'My Heart Will Go On' from Titanic.

Paired with the long-sleeved navy dress, the Barbie is wearing a necklace inspired by the 'heart of the ocean' that plays an important role in the 1997 film, along with silver earrings, with its hair styled similar to Celine in 1998.

Following in the footsteps of Kylie Minogue, Stevie Nicks and Tina Turner, who also have Barbies inspired by them, Celine said: "It is a true honour to join the Barbie legacy with a doll inspired by one of the most meaningful moments of my career.

"I hope this doll inspires everyone to express themselves with confidence, follow their dreams and believe in the power of their own voice."

READ MORE: Take a look through the setlist and photos from Celine Dion's Paris shows

Last month, Celine Dion return to the stage after many years away following her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis back in 2022, when she postponed many of her tour dates. The singer then returned to perform at the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics in 2024.

Following her initial run of dates in Paris, which finish on 14th October, she has now announced several more dates for May 2027, at the same venue - Paris La Défense.

The Barbie Signature Celine Dion Doll is available for sale now for £69.99.

Take a look through photos of the Celine Dion Barbie:

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