Celine Dion talks with Oprah about miracle twins

Celine Dion talks with Oprah about miracle twins 

42-year-old Celine Dion, gave birth to twin boys back in October. The Oprah interview is the first time the singer has had an open forum on the boys and the days in the hospital after their birth.

Dion tells Oprah that the babies were named "Baby A" and "Baby B" for about a week at the hospital she delivered, St. Mary's Medical Center in West Palm Beach, FL.

The baby boys were born healthy, weighing a little better than five pounds, but they were kept in an incubator for a time. When Dion was 8 months pregnant, she checked into the hospital to prevent their premature birth.

The Oprah Show today will take viewers to Dion's home, a Florida mansion dubbed by TMZ as the "ultimate water park." The mansion on Jupiter Island has a huge pool, lazy river and a water slide. Jupiter Island is home to some of the wealthiest people in the world.

The Oprah interview with Celine Dion airs just weeks before Celine returns to Las Vegas. Her return to Vegas is set for March 15. People reports that Celine Dion's Las Vegas concerts at the Colosseum in Caesars were consecutively sold out for five years up to 2007.

Dion gave People an interview in December. Oprah's film crew goes into the singer's estate.

Dion and her husband Rene Angelil named their twin sons Eddy and Nelson. Eddy Marnay produced Dion's first five records. Eddy Marnay is said to be very influential in the lives and careers of Dion and her husband.

Nelson is named after Nelson Mandela. Celine Dion met Mandela when she began her world tour in South Africa. She and her husband were inspired by Mandela and told People in October that they want their boys to be inspired by their names.

Dion told French press corps that her mother wanted the boys to have French names, but Dion and Angelil's oldest son, Rene-Charles, wanted American names.

Check back for updates after the Oprah show.