Shania Twain’s journey to fame was tough. Growing up in poverty with an abusive stepfather, music became her escape, and by 8, she was performing at bars. At 14, she worked at McDonald’s and sang at night to support her family.
After her parents’ tragic death, Shania cared for her siblings. Her big break came with a demo that led to a record deal. Despite battling Lyme disease, she overcame the challenges and thrived.
After personal struggles, including her husband’s affair, Shania found love again with Frédéric Thiébaud. Today, her talent and resilience have made her a global superstar.
