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Céline Dion’s Twin Sons Have Grown Significantly Taller

Céline Dion’s twin sons, Nelson and Eddy Angélil, may still be remembered by fans as the singer’s sweet little boys, but they are now teenagers—and they look every bit their age, beards included. Dion has occasionally shared photos of her children on Instagram, though she has generally worked to protect them from intense public attention. That privacy makes every new appearance especially striking. When the Grammy winner posted a photo with all three of her sons in early 2025, fans on Reddit were stunned by how much Nelson and Eddy had grown. The twins, then 14, already had notably impressive facial hair. Still, one Reddit user noted that early beards can happen, writing, “Eh, I knew a guy who had a full beard at eleven.”

By September 2026, the twins were still making a statement with their facial hair. They were photographed attending a soccer match in Paris, where Nelson wore his hair long and loose. The twins had favored longer hairstyles as children as well, although their hair was a lighter shade of brown back then and appears significantly darker today. Eddy wore his hair pulled back, drawing attention to his especially full beard. Nelson also bears a striking resemblance to his mother, particularly in his eyes and facial structure. Even so, both brothers appear determined to develop personal styles of their own—and, based on Dion’s past comments, they have her full support.

Céline Dion is all about her sons doing their hair the way they like

Céline Dion has long made it clear that she supports her children’s freedom to express themselves. Years ago, she pushed back against Ellen DeGeneres after the talk-show host joked about the long hair of Dion’s eldest son, René-Charles Angélil. DeGeneres introduced the subject by telling Dion, “It seems like you’re busy with something, because you’re forgetting to cut your son’s hair,” (via YouTube). Dion immediately challenged the remark, responding, “Do you have a problem with that?”

Dion explained that parents will face criticism regardless of what choices they make for their children, so she was not overly concerned with outside opinions. “Whatever I will do, I won’t please everyone, right?” she said. Although she acknowledged offering suggestions to René-Charles when he was 6, Dion emphasized that the final decision belonged to him: “My son makes his decision about his hair.” She added, “When he’s ready, I’ll cut it. And then when I cut it, they’ll say, ‘Oh, you know what? It’s a little too short.’”

Dion has not specifically addressed Nelson and Eddy’s hairstyles, but her long-standing approach suggests she gives the twins the same freedom. Nelson, Eddy, and René-Charles have already faced profound challenges, including the loss of their father in 2016 and Dion’s diagnosis with stiff-person syndrome. Through it all, the family appears to share a close, caring bond—and their mother’s unwavering support.