Shania Twain revealed that she grew up in a “very violent” home where she and her sisters were physically abused by their parents as she shared harrowing details about her childhood.
The “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” singer, 60, said she and her sisters, Jill and Carrie Ann, regularly witnessed fights between their mom, Sharon, and stepdad, Jerry Twain, while growing up in Ontario, Canada, and were also “kicked around” themselves.
“They loved each other. They went through so many ups and downs together, but they fought a lot, and they got violent often,” Twain told Thursday’s episode of NPR’s “Wild Card with Rachel Martin.”
When Martin asked whether...
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