Hockey mom Celine Dion dances in Golden Knights jersey

Legendary singer sports Vegas attire in stands while rooting on teenage son

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By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Celine Dion is a world-class singer, but apparently hockey brings out the dancer in her.

The music icon and hockey mom was spotted cutting loose at her 16-year-old son Rene-Charles Angelil's game for the Nevada Storm on Tuesday.
Tweet from @Chris_Hanna: Hockey mom C��line Dion cheering for her son is exactly the pick-me-up we all need this week. pic.twitter.com/NPSZgAZxQs
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Dion, a native of Charlemagne, Quebec, actually was dancing to "Le But," the Montreal Canadiens' goal song. Her jersey had the Vegas Golden Knights crest with her son's name and No. 5 on the back.
Maybe there's room for her to support both teams?
The five-time Grammy Award winner and two-time Academy Award recipient has lived in the Las Vegas area since beginning a regular residency at Caesars Palace in 2002.

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