Sad News for Celine Dion

November 12, 2009 at 5:18am PST

If there's anything we appreciate about Celine Dion, it's her confidence and her candor. (And she says some pretty funny things sometimes.) So we're said to report that her in vitro fertilzation process isn't quite working out, even though it was just a few months ago that her family confirmed reports of her pregnancy with husband René Angélil and the help of a team of fertility doctors in New York.

The couple were shocked, but Celine wants a second child, and so Celine is going to get it. Her husband said: "We are living the reality of the majority of couples who have to use [IVF]. The process can be long and arduous."

The sad stories aren't as fun, but we're here to cheer you on, Celine!

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