We just have something in our eyes.

The Billboard Music Awards took place last night, and even with performances from Miley Cyrus, Ed Sheeran and Lorde, there is only one person everyone is talking about this morning – Celine Dion. Yes, the woman behind some of the greatest ballads of all time took to the stage to perform undoubtedly one of her most beloved of hits. Celebrating 20 years since the release of Titanic, Dion took centre stage - in a miraculous white gown shall we add – and performed My Heart Will Go On. The emotional performance left all of those who watched sobbing, and many took to Twitter to share their feelings.

Celine Dion just changed my life. A 5 MINUTE STANDING OVATION YES THAT IS A QUEEEEB #BBMAs pic.twitter.com/dWaFsA1DA6

— Rebecca Black (@MsRebeccaBlack) May 22, 2017

Me willingly falling over inside the Titanic as it hits the iceberg just so Celine Dion can sing about me 95 years later pic.twitter.com/2ZjyKNR9t8

— dani (@dcagiunta) May 22, 2017

This is beautiful. @celinedion thank you. #BBMAs #MyHeartWillGoOn pic.twitter.com/Ab5ll4JrP3

— Simona (@simona_ka) May 22, 2017

ACTUAL. QUEEN. ? #MyHeartWillGoOn #BBMAs @celinedion pic.twitter.com/4BsHLR1jnS

— BillboardMusicAwards (@BBMAs) May 22, 2017

Hosts Ludacris and Vanessa Hudgens also took a moment to recover, with Vanessa taking her opportunity to scream at the star, “I love you Celine!” After pulling herself together, the co-host even managed to snag a picture with Dion and shared it on Twitter, saying: "Dreams do come true."

Dreams do come true... @celinedion #bbmas pic.twitter.com/973U1nnz3F

— Vanessa Hudgens (@VanessaHudgens) May 22, 2017

If you haven't yet seen the full performance, you can watch it below. However, we warn you, side effects include uncontrollable tears, shortness of breath and severe feelings of inadequacy.

Absolutely stunning performance of "My Heart Will Go On" from the one and only Celine Dion ? pic.twitter.com/fgXyjgInHh

— Titanic Lives On (@TitanicLivesOn) May 22, 2017

This was Dion’s first award show performance since her husband, René Angélil, died last year.