Singer Céline Dion shared a clip on Tuesday, Nov. 12, of herself trying to play "Hymne à l'amour" on her phone — only for Siri to play "My Heart Will Go On" instead.

Céline Dion might be a legend in the music world, but it looks like even she has her struggles with technology. On Tuesday, November 12, the iconic singer shared a video of herself trying—and (briefly) failing—to get Siri to play her 2024 version of Edith Piaf’s classic song “Hymne à l'amour.

Céline Dion is once again showing her relatable, and this time it comes in the form of a video of her having a tough time explaining to Siri what she wants. On Tuesday, November 12, the singer, 56, shared a hilarious video of herself trying to get the digital assistant to play her 2024 version of the late Edith Piaf’s song Hymne A L'Amour,

Celine Dion surprised her fans with an epic video of her hilarious encounter with Siri.Taking to her Instagram account on Tuesday, the Canadian singer shared a video titled, Celine Vs Siri, to offer a look into struggles behind getting her

Celine Dion posted a video to Instagram in which she asks Siri on her iPhone to play her cover of Édith Piaf's "Hymne à L'Amour."

It seems Céline Dion isn’t “ all by herself ” when it comes to technological problems. The Canadian singer took to Instagram to share her struggles with Siri, a relatable p

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It appears Celine Dion is also very much over her smash love song from the Titanic Movie, My Heart Will Go On, if a hilarious new video is any indication. The singer, who gave an emotional performance at the Summer Olympic games,

Sometimes, Siri just doesn't get it — even if you're Celine Dion. On her Instagram, Dion shared a video of herself asking Apple's AI assistant to play her 2024 version of “Hymne à L'amour," originally by Edith Piaf.