Shania Twain on "Little Miss Twain"
Summary
Shania Twain grew up poor in rural Ontario and sang country songs as a child in bars. Despite family problems, divorce, and losing her voice to Lyme disease, she became the best-selling female country artist ever. She talks about her life and new album, "Little Miss Twain," which reflects on her experiences.Key Facts
- Shania Twain grew up in a poor family in rural Ontario, Canada.
- She started singing country music in bars during her childhood.
- Twain faced family hardships and went through a divorce.
- She lost her singing voice due to Lyme disease.
- She did not sign a record deal until she was in her late 20s.
- Twain became the top-selling female country music artist of all time.
- Her new album, "Little Miss Twain," is biographical and reflects on her life.
- She discussed her story in an interview with CBS News correspondent Seth Doane.
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