Fans Astonished by Céline Dion’s Rarely-Seen Son Who Is All Grown up Now and ‘Looks Like His Father'

Social media users were astonished by Céline Dion's rarely-seen eldest son, who is all grown up now. Many made comments about how much the star's son "looks like his father."

Iconic powerhouse performer Céline Dion pleasantly surprised the public when she appeared at this year's Grammy Awards. The "I'm Alive" singer, who dazzled in a chic flowy gown, a burnt orange coat, and a glamorous diamond necklace, attended the event amid her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome.

Céline was accompanied by her eldest son, René-Charles Angélil, who looked grown and handsome with his beard and black suit as he walked arm-in-arm with his mom onto the Grammy stage. Fans who saw pictures of the mother and son showered René-Charles with compliments and noted his striking resemblance to his late dad, René Angélil.

One fan who saw a post shared on social media showing a picture of Céline and René-Charles expressed, "Wow! Céline Dion's son is all grown up and rocking the stage!" Another gushed, "He looks so much like his father. Such a handsome, respectful young man. How wonderful that he walked her out. I cried all over again!"

Another social media user commented, "He is truly his father's son. The resemblance is uncanny! 👌🏽😍" Similarly, another person remarked, "Looks like his father."

Céline also shared her own pictures of the star-studded evening on her social media account. The images showed Céline posing with celebrity stylist Law Roach, other artists like the legendary Stevie Wonder, and Grammy Award-winning musician Victoria Monét. The last image in the Instagram carousel showed Céline Dion sharing a sweet moment with media mogul Oprah Winfrey while René-Charles stood beside his mom.

More than sharing his late dad's looks, René-Charles Angélil has also forged his own career in the music industry, like both his parents. In 2021, he released his first music project, "CasiNo.5," and made an announcement about it on his Instagram page.