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Celine Dion Mourns Beloved 'Beauty and the Beast' Duet Partner
3 Jun
Summary
- Celine Dion heartbroken over the death of singer Peabo Bryson.
- Bryson, famed for Disney duets, died at 75 after a stroke.
- Dion recalled Bryson's generosity and talent during their collaboration.

Celine Dion has shared her grief following the death of US singer Peabo Bryson. Bryson, who was 75 years old, passed away on Tuesday evening, just days after experiencing a stroke. His family confirmed his death, stating that his musical legacy will endure.
Dion, who collaborated with Bryson on the iconic song for Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" in 1991, remembered him as a "wonderful and generous" artist. She reflected on his kindness during their recording sessions, noting how he helped her as she was learning to sing in English.
Bryson was widely celebrated for his contributions to Disney films, including the theme songs for "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin." He also achieved success with his R&B hits and collaborated with other notable artists throughout his career, which spanned over five decades.