Paul McCartney has congratulated Céline Dion on her triumphant return to music.
The Canadian superstar is currently performing a concert residency at the Plenitude Arena in Paris, France, with the engagement marking her return to live performance following a long hiatus where she battled serious health issues.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Paul lauded Céline on her concerts, in which she sings her biggest French- and English-language songs.
"It's been so great to see the amazing reaction to Céline's comeback in Paris," he began. "There's so much love out there for her."
Paul went on to praise Céline, 58, for joining the voice cast of the upcoming animated musical comedy, High in the Clouds. The Beatles icon, who co-wrote the novel of the same name, serves as a producer on the project.
"I'm so excited that's she's part of our High in the Clouds film," the 84-year-old continued. "I've just been listening to some of her parts, and I'm blown away by it. Wow what a talent. We are very lucky to have her as part of the team. Can't wait to share it with the world."
The It's All Coming Back to Me Now hitmaker has not publicly responded to the comments.
High in the Clouds, also starring Himesh Patel, Hannah Waddington, and Lionel Richie, is set to be released in France in July 2027.
Meanwhile, Céline's 26-concert residency is scheduled to run until May 2027.
