Celine Dion was a hit performing onstage for CBS’s “Stayin’ Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees” — but she became a celebrity diva nightmare behind the scenes! RadarOnline.com has the scoop on the widowed superstar’s bad behavior, as seen by eyewitnesses just weeks after Celine also irritated staffers on “The Voice.” It’s a disturbing look into how Celine is going off the rails without the guidance of late husband and manager René Angélil!
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“She was a total bitch to everyone,” a tribute-show insider told
Radar. “She just acted like she was so above everyone else that was there!” It was an unwelcome blast of ego during a night that was set to make up for a bizarre Grammys Night tribute that
left Barry Gibb disgusted. “Celine demanded two dressing rooms,” added the backstage source, “and did not want to sit in the audience like the rest of the celebrities were asked to do — which is normal for this type of event!”
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“She was a total bitch to everyone,” a tribute-show insider told
Radar. “She just acted like she was so above everyone else that was there!” It was an unwelcome blast of ego during a night that was set to make up for a bizarre Grammys Night tribute that
left Barry Gibb disgusted. “Celine demanded two dressing rooms,” added the backstage source, “and did not want to sit in the audience like the rest of the celebrities were asked to do — which is normal for this type of event!”
Celine Dion gave her all with an emotional performance of the Bee Gees' song “Immortality” for the show — but the bad behavior reflected recent complaints from the set of "The Voice." Said an NBC insider: “She got the royal treatment and, of course, brought an entire entourage of people with her. She had to do several retakes and complained about everything — from her hair and make-up to the outfit that was chosen for her!”
“She was a total bitch to everyone,” a tribute-show insider told
Radar. “She just acted like she was so above everyone else that was there!” It was an unwelcome blast of ego during a night that was set to make up for a bizarre Grammys Night tribute that
left Barry Gibb disgusted. “Celine demanded two dressing rooms,” added the backstage source, “and did not want to sit in the audience like the rest of the celebrities were asked to do — which is normal for this type of event!”
Celine Dion gave her all with an emotional performance of the Bee Gees' song “Immortality” for the show — but the bad behavior reflected recent complaints from the set of "The Voice." Said an NBC insider: “She got the royal treatment and, of course, brought an entire entourage of people with her. She had to do several retakes and complained about everything — from her hair and make-up to the outfit that was chosen for her!”
