What You Never Knew About Shania Twain

Shania Twain first found success in the country music industry with her 1995 album "The Woman in Me," but it was 1997’s "Come On Over" that solidified her as a country-pop superstar. In the nearly four decades that she’s been performing, Twain has won over 200 awards and has had three albums certified diamond. Twain has always used her music to share her story, and while it’s true that she’s been open about her life and personal struggles over the years, there’s still plenty to learn about her. From her unlikely connection to Sean Penn to her fear of dying young, here’s what you never knew about Shania Twain. #ShaniaTwain #Country #CountryMusic She's still Eilleen | 0:00 An unlikely fan | 0:51 Inspired by Britney Spears | 1:29 The other woman | 2:00 "You know what you're getting" | 2:59 She suffers from stage fright | 3:50 Fond memories of Mutt Lange | 4:29 "On his own journey" | 5:18 An eerie premonition | 6:05 A 'rugged' childhood | 6:55 Painful reality show experience | 7:37 She edits her own videos | 8:12 Near death at birth | 8:48