Celine Dion Calls Out Donald Trump for Unauthorized Use of Her Music

Singer Denounces Trump's Use of "My Heart Will Go On"

Management Team and Record Label Express Disapproval

Celine Dion has denounced Donald Trump and his campaign for using her song "My Heart Will Go On" without her permission.

The singer's management team and record label, Sony Music Canada, issued a statement on Saturday, expressing their disapproval of the use of the song at a Trump rally.

"We have not given permission for anyone to use our music for political purposes, and we ask that they cease doing so," the statement read.

Dion's hit song from the 1997 film "Titanic" was played at the rally without her knowledge or consent.

The singer's team said that they are "reviewing their legal options" and that they will take appropriate action to protect their rights.

Conclusion:

Celine Dion's public denouncement of Donald Trump's unauthorized use of her music sends a clear message that the singer is not afraid to speak out against those who violate her intellectual property rights. It also highlights the importance of respecting artists' rights and seeking permission before using their work for political or commercial purposes.