Shania Twain Shares Rare Picture Of Husband
Shania Twain stunned followers with a rare sight on her social media when she released photos from a recent fun night out.
Her husband, Frédéric Thiébaud, who seldom appears on her social media, last appeared months ago in 2021, joined her.
The two appeared to be focused in about, with the diva confirming that they were at a UFC match for the night. Shania wore a pink plaid button-down shirt with a white jacket, trousers, and an ICON baseball cap.
She also posted photos of several of her friends, including fellow country singer Zac Brown, who were also there at the event, with the caption: "Night out with my best dudes."
Fans filled the comment thread with heart and flame emojis, with some calling her a "icon" and one saying, "I'm here for a Zac Brown Band/Shania Twain collab," which many others shared.
"Yes, my queen, you are an icon," another remarked, adding, "Icon wearing an icon hat, we adore it."
While Shania and Swiss Nestlé executive Frédéric are seldom seen together on social media, they have a passionate relationship and frequently spend their time between her residences in Canada and Switzerland, as well as estates in The Bahamas and Las Vegas.
She and Frédéric met in 2010 following her divorce from her first husband, Robert "Mutt" Lange, who was having an affair with Frédéric's ex-wife. They married in 201 and raised Shania's son from her first marriage, Eja, 28.
"It's a passionate love on every level," the country diva remarked of her connection with him. In the past, I was a fairly monotonous person in my relationships.
"Even without each other, we are happy people. We are much more confident in ourselves."
Shania Twain achieved popularity by blending country and pop songs. Following the publication of her 1997 album ‘Come On Over,’ she achieved international fame prominence.
Shania Twain, who grew up loving music, began creating songs at the age of ten. Twain achieved popularity with her second album, The Woman in Me (1995), before releasing Come on Over, the best-selling country album of all time (1997).
