For six long years, Céline Dion’s fans have wondered if they would ever see her do this again.

Now, she’s finally in Paris.

The 58-year-old singer arrived in the French capital Friday to an emotional welcome from fans as she prepares for something that once seemed uncertain — her return to full-length concerts.

Céline hasn’t performed a complete concert since March 2020.

Her career was first interrupted by the pandemic. Then came the much more personal battle that changed everything.

In 2022, Céline revealed that she had been diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can cause severe muscle stiffness and painful spasms.

The condition forced her to cancel performances and step away from the stage while she focused on treatment and rehabilitation.

There have been glimpses of the old Céline since then.

Most memorably, she stunned the world at the 2024 Paris Olympics, singing from the Eiffel Tower in an emotional performance that reminded millions why her voice had been missed.

But one song isn’t the same as returning night after night.

That’s what makes September different.

Beginning September 12, Céline is scheduled to perform a series of 16 concerts in Paris, marking her first sustained return to live concerts in six years.

And Céline isn’t pretending that she’s completely fearless.

After arriving in Paris, she admitted that she feels ready — but also nervous because it has been such a long time.

Fans gathered outside her hotel to welcome her, with Céline blowing kisses and making a heart with her hands.

Paris has always held a special place in her life. She described the city as her “second home.”

But perhaps the biggest mystery is what will happen when the lights finally go down.

When reporters asked Céline which song she plans to sing first on opening night, she refused to reveal it.

For now, she is keeping that moment a secret.

After six years of uncertainty, treatment and determination, Céline Dion is preparing to walk onto a concert stage again.

And this time, there won’t be just one song.

There will be an arena full of fans waiting for her.