Celine Dion is "determined" to continue with in-vitro fertilization treatment after learning she is not pregnant after all.
The Canadian superstar, 41, confirmed she was expecting her second child with husband Rene Angelil in August amid reports she was carrying an embryo that had been frozen in liquid nitrogen for the past eight years.
The couple had embryos frozen for in-vitro fertilization while trying to conceive her first child, Rene-Charles, now eight.
Dion had embryos implanted in her womb in August and again in October, but both attempts proved to be unsuccessful.
Reports Dion was no longer pregnant broke on Wednesday, but the sad news has not put the My Heart Will Go On singer off trying for another baby.
Angelil, 67, tells Canadian newspaper Journal de Montreal, "Dr. Zev Rosenwaks believed that the procedure/pregnancy took, but that wasn't the case. We found out some days later. We were shocked...
"We are living the reality of the majority of couples who have to use (IVF). The process can be long and arduous. But today, we are full of confidence. Celine is more determined than ever... You know Celine. She doesn't let go."
Angelil admits his famous wife has been through so much in her bid to get pregnant again, but the couple is not deterred and will travel to New York this weekend to undergo further IVF treatment.
He adds, "I admire all the women who go through such a tough process. Since April, she has undergone numerous examinations, multiple hormone injections and blood tests. Celine and I didn't get discouraged... we put our faith in life and in the stars."
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