The couple's eldest son, Rene-Charles, turned 15 less than two weeks after his father's death in January but Dion was most concerned about grief counselling for their five-year-old twins, Eddy and Nelson, reported Contactmusic.
"I asked for some books for children to help me to guide them through this," the "My Heart Will Go On" superstar said.
"And (the books) kind of, like, shook me up so much. It was not my way of wanting to talk to my children."
"'Up' saved my life," she smiled, before referencing an elderly character in the 2009 family film.
"I said (to the kids), 'What is the movie that Ellie died in?' And they said, 'Ellie died in the movie Up, Mum.' I said, 'That's it. Ellie,' I said. 'Well, I want you to now listen to me.' I said, 'Papa is now with Ellie.
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