Celine Dion has announced the cancellation of the remaining dates of her Courage World Tour in 2023 and 2024.

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The star has spoken out after being diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, the rare disease affecting her voice and is forcing her to cancel tour dates.

In a post to Instagram, Dion says she was diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder called stiff-person syndrome.

Celine Dion reveals she has been diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder called stiff-person syndrome and must reschedule her planned 2023 tour.

Celine Dion recently revealed she was diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome. ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Aston breaks down the rare neurological disorder.

Iconic singer Celine Dion says she has stiff-person syndrome. Here's what to know about the rare condition.

ABC News' Dr. Jennifer Ashton explains the rare neurological disorder.

The music superstar revealed her diagnosis in an emotional video on social media and announced she was postponing her 2023 tour while she focuses on her health.

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The singer added, "I have to stand tall and strong."

The Canadian-born singer performed both new and classic songs.

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"He wanted me to really be the artist I always wanted to be," she said.

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The singer's husband and manager died of throat cancer in January.