Joining Lorraine Kelly on her ITV chat show, Shania Twain detailed how she was left fearing she’d never sing again. The country music legend, who has Lyme disease, feared she could lose her voice altogether.
Opening up about her battle with the disease, she shared: “It was quite depressing, devastating to imagine that I would never sing again, even speaking, really has always been difficult with Lyme disease.
“But I’m just feeling so grateful to finally sing and express myself.”
She went on to tell the host: “This’ll be the first album since my operation on my voice.
“You have to be awake for this operation.
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“This is my celebration album, celebration music, being happy, putting myself in a great spirit and sharing that spirit with everybody,” she stated.
“It’s thanks to people like Taylor [Swift] that keep me alive, keeps my music alive, it feels really good, it’s a full circle thing!”
Shania has previously opened up about her battle with Lyme disease on Loose Women in 2020.
She told the panel at the time: “There was a long time where I thought I would never sing again.
“It took years to get to the bottom of what was affecting my voice.
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