The Masked Singer: Has Shania Twain Had Her Teeth Done? Truth Behind Appearance Revealed

Country star Shania Twain is one of country music's most famous female faces.

Besides Dolly Parton, Twain is among the most popular and successful female country singers in the 20th and 21st centuries.

She has been credited with providing the blueprint for jumping from country to pop, or better yet, welding the two genres together to create Country-Pop, a genre of which she has been dubbed the queen.

Twain has earned multiple awards that are too much to name. She has a separate page on Wikipedia just for her awards and recognitions. 

She is the only female artist to have three diamond-certified albums, and she has also won 215 awards ranging from Grammys to AMAs, VMAs, Junos, and many more. 

Even as recent as 2017, her album became certified platinum. Twain is a once-in-a-lifetime talent.

Has Shania Twain Had Her Teeth Done? 

Yes, Shania Twain had her teeth done.

Early footage of the country singer shows a gap in her teeth. This gap is most prominent in the footage of her singing Jolene and Love is a Rose at Opry North in 1978.

Despite her gap tooth never causing her much trouble when it came to singing, the young singer had it taken care of, and when she began to make public appearances at the start of her career, she didn't have the issue anymore and was sporting bright, big smiles.

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From the beginning of her career, Twain's looks, although significant, were only seen in tandem with or subservient to her talent, and she had boatloads of those. You don't earn the same awards and recognition she does from a pretty face alone.

Aside from her angelic face and sweet voice, Twain's most remarkable skill was her songwriting, a craft she honed from a young age, as early as high school. It's her way with words that have earned her the sort of respect and adoration set aside for once-in-a-generation talents, which she indeed is. 

However, the path to stardom was rocky for Twain, much shakier than most.

Shania Twain Then And Now Photos

Shania Twain's journey to stardom was one steeped in a struggle.

Coming from a low-income family, she started singing in bars at eight to help her family pay their bills. The young singer often earned just about $20 between midnight and 1 A.M. performing for a year after the bar had finished serving alcohol. 

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Twain hated singing in those bars and the smell of alcohol but called the experience her performance-arts school. She has said multiple times that she survived because of her love for music and how the harsh environment she grew up in helped deepen her passion for the art. 

Even when she began working in her father's reforestation business for some time, she loved being in the woods so that she could play her guitar and write a few songs. Twain was made to become a musician.

Shania Twain's Parents And Siblings

Shania Twain was born in Windsor, Ontario, to Sharon Morrison and Clarence Edwards.

Twain has two sisters, Jill and Carrie Ann. Her parents divorced when Twain was two, and her mother moved the family to Timmins, Ontario.

Her mother soon married Jerry Twain, a member of the Ojibwa people, and had a son, Twain's half-brother Mark. Jerry Twain adopted all three of Sharon's daughters and legally changed their names to Twain. The two also adopted Jerry's baby nephew Darryl when his mother died.

Twain's childhood was turbulent, and although she loved her step-father dearly, to the point where she thinks of him as her real father than her biological one, she has talked about there being much violence between her step-father and mother. Unfortunately, Jerry and Sharon died in a car accident on November 1, 1987.

Following their death, Twain moved back to Timmins so she could take care of her younger siblings and moved them all to Huntsville so she could support them. It was only after they all moved out that she began pursuing her career.

Despite a harsh childhood, poverty, and having to take care of her siblings, Twain overcame all of these roadblocks and released her first self-titled album, and the rest is history.

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