Céline Dion marked her son René-Charles' 21st birthday on Tuesday by sharing a heartfelt note for him on Instagram.
Captioning a photo of herself holding René-Charles as a newborn as her late husband René Angélil looks on, the award-winning singer wrote, "21 years of dreams have already passed. We gave you life…thank you very much for giving us the wonderful gift of becoming your parents. Since that day, I’ve been thriving as I watch you grow."
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The singer concluded by writing, "Happy Birthday René-Charles! Have fun my darling… We adore you! T.V.E.C. - Dad, Mom, Nelson and Eddy."
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Nelson and Eddy are René-Charles' brothers -- Céline's younger twin sons -- while the letters "T.V.E.C" stands for the French phrase "Tout va être correct," which means "Everything will be okay."
Reportedly, Céline and her family started using the phrase in 1999, after Angélil, who died in 2016, beat cancer for the first time.
Dion recently postponed the start of her Las Vegas residency and canceled her North American tour dates.
