When it comes to
Celine Dion’s household, there is no man of the house. Over a year since the tragic passing of her beloved husband
René Angélil, the
Power of Love
singer admitted that she has become the “leader” of her family. "When
[René] left, he came inside of all of my kids' hearts and mine, he gave
the rest of his 50 percent for me to be complete, to continue the rest
of my life, to feel strong and to believe that I can still do this and
he will always be with me," the mom-of-three —René-Charles, 16, Eddy,
six, and Nelson, six — told
Entertainment Tonight."I feel stronger," Celine added. "He gave me the rest of him. I feel
stronger, I step forward. I say what I mean, I mean what I say. I stand
up for my kids and I feel like I'm the leader of the family." Despite
the absence of a family patriarch, the Grammy winner does not want her
eldest son, René-Charles, to fill in his father’s shoes. “My oldest, 16,
is not the man of the house [because] you have to have your own dreams.
And the twins, they didn't suffer because I told them the truth.” "Now I
have to stand up for myself and say, 'I'm not sure. I need time,'" she
continued, "and I take more time, because before, I didn't even have any
questions."
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