Céline Dion has been in Paris for several months, performing at a series of concerts that have drawn large crowds and significant public attention. She has been spotted frequently, even more so than one’s own parents, according to a recent report. This phenomenon seems to have captured the interest of nearly everyone, except for a small group described as "sour ones" — those who remain unimpressed or unaffected by the buzz surrounding her performances. Information about these concerts and related events can be found on Konbini, a popular Japanese convenience store chain that also operates a website offering news and entertainment content. On Wednesday, September 23, Céline Dion performed her fifth concert at the Plénitude Arena, a large venue in Paris designed specifically for major events. The concert attracted a distinguished audience, including Didier Deschamps, the former coach of the French national football team, who was in attendance to enjoy his retirement. Deschamps was spotted singing along to one of Dion’s most famous songs, "My Heart Will Go On," a track that has become closely associated with the movie Titanic and remains a fan favorite. At the same time, Zinedine Zidane, a former French football star and current coach of a top European club, was preparing his team for their first match under his leadership. The match was scheduled for Friday evening against Turkey, marking the beginning of a new era for the team under Zidane’s guidance. Meanwhile, the concert continued to draw high-profile guests. According to one report, Rihanna was also in attendance, making another appearance at the event. Since the start of this concert series in Paris, the audience has included a wide range of notable figures from various fields. Among those who have been seen in the stands are former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama, reality TV personality Kim Kardashian, media mogul Oprah Winfrey, Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, singer M. Pokora, astronaut Thomas Pesquet, and singer Hélène Ségara. These appearances have further highlighted the cultural and social significance of Céline Dion’s Paris concerts, drawing attention from both local and international audiences.