Time Finally Helps Shania Twain Get It Right in Her 60s
Shania Twain discusses a childhood spent in poverty, family tragedy, and enduring stage fright, saying that time has given her the perspective to finally feel she’s “getting it right” in her 60s. She opens up about health struggles (Lyme disease and open-throat surgery), balancing caregiving for siblings, and how she’s embraced the evolving country music landscape while previewing her new album Little Miss Twain and a Horseshoe Tavern performance.
