C\u00e9line Dion<\/a> has pledged to resume performing following her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis revelation. Speculation abounds that Dion’s grand return might align with the 2024 Paris Olympics. The Sun<\/em> alleges she’s been extended an offer. But do these rumors hold water? Hoda Kotb<\/a> shared her insights on WWHL<\/em>.<\/p>\n Kotb, who recently spent time with Dion filming a primetime interview special in June, divulged to Andy Cohen<\/strong> that Dion nearly revealed her future performance plans. \u201cThey were shooting us doing that walk-and-talk,\u201d Kotb recounted, \u201cand her manager was off-camera. And I go, \u2018So what’s going on, when are you performing again?’ And she goes, \u2018Can I tell her?’ And her manager goes, \u2018NO!’\u201d This exchange led Kotb to surmise that a clandestine date is likely already scheduled.<\/p>\n Kotb’s WWHL<\/em> co-guest Savannah Guthrie<\/strong> posits it must be the Olympics. Cohen, however, remains skeptical. \u201cI think it’s not gonna be [the Olympics],\u201d he opined, \u201cand here’s why: I think it would be amazing, but my understanding is that this is something that she can’t control.\u201d Cohen argues that the Olympics’ rigid structure may not accommodate the flexibility Dion requires for a potential comeback. Kotb, noting Dion’s improved medication regimen, believes the world is brimming with possibilities \u2013 including a performance in the City of Light.<\/p>\n![\"YouTube](\"https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/_CYh-pJYMlc\/hqdefault.jpg\")