Celine Dion's Team Hits Back at Donald Trump for Unauthorized Song Use

Iconic Singer's Management Urges Respect for Copyright

My Heart Will Go On Not for Political Campaigns

Celine Dion's management team has issued a stern warning to former US President Donald Trump after he used the singer's iconic song "My Heart Will Go On" at a recent political rally without permission.

The move sparked widespread outrage on social media, with many criticizing Trump for using a song associated with the 1997 disaster film "Titanic" at an event focused on political division.

"We understand that Mr. Trump has a long history of ignoring copyright laws, but this is a particularly blatant violation," said a spokesperson for Dion's management team. "My Heart Will Go On is a deeply personal and meaningful song for Celine, and she is not comfortable with it being used for political purposes."

The team urged Trump to respect copyright laws and obtain permission before using any copyrighted material in the future. They also expressed concern that the unauthorized use of the song could mislead fans and give the impression that Dion supports Trump's political views.

"We hope that Mr. Trump will reconsider his actions and seek proper permission for the use of any copyrighted material in his campaigns," the spokesperson said.

The unauthorized use of "My Heart Will Go On" has not only drawn criticism from Dion's team but has also sparked a wider debate about copyright laws and the importance of respecting artists' rights.