Shania Twain on Her Biggest Hits, Battling Lyme Disease & Finding Confidence at 60 | PEOPLE [CEktmX87rBt]
Shania Twain looks back on the albums that shaped her extraordinary career, reflecting on the journey from singing in bars as a child in small-town Canada to becoming one of the biggest-selling country artists of all time. Revisiting each chapter of her discography, she shares the story behind writing the iconic anthem 'Man! I Feel Like a Woman!', laughs about buying herself a horse after earning her first Top 10 hit and remembers wearing the handmade mukluks her grandmother made on the cover of her debut album. Shania also opens up about returning to music with 'Now' after her battle with Lyme disease, revealing how the illness permanently changed her voice but never took away her passion for performing. She reflects on collaborating with her son on her new album 'Little Miss Twain,' finding confidence in her body at 60 and the life experiences that continue to shape her music today. Timestamps: 0:00 – Shania Twain's Life in Albums 0:23 – 'Shania Twain' (1993) 3:47 – 'The Woman in Me' (1995) 6:35 – 'Come On Over' (1997) 10:17 – 'Up!' (2002) 11:28 – 'Now' (2017) 14:18 – 'Queen of Me' (2023) 15:55 – 'Little Miss Twain' (2026) Subscribe to People ►► Download the free PEOPLE App: 📱 *CONNECT* Web: 💻 Facebook: Instagram: TikTok: *PEOPLE* remains the trusted authority at the center of pop culture. The PEOPLE brand features a unique mix of breaking entertainment news, exclusive photos, video, unparalleled access to the red carpet, celebrities, and in-depth reporting on the most compelling newsmakers of our time. Shania Twain’s Life in Albums, From Small-Town Canada to ‘Come On Over’ & Her Fight with Lyme