Watch Céline Dion Singing Classic Nelly, Britney Spears and Missy Elliott Songs on Ellen DeGeneres's show

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On a serious note, Dion also offered an update on her family after the death of her husband. Renee Angélil, who was also Dion's manager, died of throat cancer in January. He was 73.

"That was his destiny and I still feel extremely fortunate that he has given me three magnificent children," she told DeGeneres. "I‘m well because he’s not suffering anymore. The hardest thing is not to lose somebody you love but to see them suffer."

Dion added, "So for me to know that he is in a place where he doesn’t suffer anyone makes me feel way better."

Last week, Dion released a new song that Pink wrote as a tribute to Angelil, and told ET that the track was "a tool" to help her keep going. Here's more from the singer:

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Channing Tatum Came to Ellen With Sexy Magic Mike Live Dancers {VIDEO}

Excellent bae Channing Tatum made things extra hot and spicy on Monday's season 14 premiere ofThe Ellen DeGeneres Show. In addition to his presence, Channing brought along the hot men from Magic Mike Live. The show's not expected to debut at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas until 2017, so Monday's performance served as a nice little  treat. One lucky audience member received a private dance before the rest of the guys, disguised as clothed audience members, joined in for a group effort. As Channing says in the interview, the show is really all about me/you/us. "We just thought, let's go make something cool, let's go make something really for you guys. Hopefully we're going to be able to do that." He hopes that the show will be "women empowering … you know, equal opportunity objectification for everyone." Yes, I am so on board for this.

And because Ellen is always full of surprises, the episode also included a first-ever meeting between Channing and his favorite Olympian, Simone Biles. Come for his theory about her toes and gravity, stay for Channing the Olympic Medal Holder.

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