Christina Aguilera Soars to New Heights in 'Christmas in Paris' Concert Film
Christina Aguilera recently shared her experience of singing at the top of the Eiffel Tower during an interview on The Jennifer Hudson Show. Despite her fear of heights, the pop star performed at the iconic landmark as part of her upcoming concert film, Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris. Aguilera admitted to being terrified during the performance, especially during the elevator ride to the top of the tower, where the elevator momentarily stopped, causing panic.
Despite her fears, Aguilera described the experience as magical and beautiful, with host Jennifer Hudson reassuring her that it was worth it in the end. The concert film, which coincides with the 25th anniversary of her holiday album, My Kind of Christmas, features Aguilera singing Christmas classics and other hits in an intimate setting above the Musée du Quai Branly. The film also includes dreamlike Parisian vignettes and a cabaret sequence at the legendary Crazy Horse.
Directed and executive produced by Sam Wrench, Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris will be shown in theaters nationwide on December 14 and December 21. The film captures the essence of Paris at Christmas and celebrates the milestone of Aguilera's holiday album in a city that she finds inspiring and magical. Don't miss the chance to experience this unique concert film on the big screen.