Shania Twain Marriage to Husband Frédéric Gong Strong Despite Allegations Her Busy Schedule Was Causing Issues
Nov. 18 2023, Published 6:00 a.m. ET
Country sensation Shania Twain's marriage to husband Frédéric Thiébaud is not on the rocks despite a bombshell report.
Earlier this month, sources claimed Shania's marriage was suffering due to her busy schedule.
A rep for the performer tells us Twain and her husband are still going strong and the rumors are "absolute bulls---."
Twain and her spouse have been married for more than a decade, first meeting back in the '90s and falling for each other after discovering that their former spouses were having an affair. They later wed on New Year's Day in 2011.
Twain was previously married to record producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, having called it quits after he cheated on the That Don't Impress Me Much performer with her ex-best friend and assistant, Marie-Anne Thiébaud. Her now-husband is the one who told her and they soon formed a bond that turned into a long-lasting love.
According to the sensational report, her grueling work schedule has driven a wedge in her relationship with Frédéric. The singer has a booked and busy itinerary during her Queen of Me World Tour and she'll soon be returning to Las Vegas for her third residency show called Come on Over beginning May 2024.
One tipster alleged, "He wants to spend quality time with Shania, but that becomes impossible when Shania is moving from city to city touring, and he can't be there to hold her hand at every gig."
"Their lives are partitioned, and that's no way to have a successful marriage," they added. "Frédéric wants Shania back home in Switzerland," the tipster said, claiming she is in work mode. "It's creating real tension between them."
Twain's rep wholeheartedly denied the claims.
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Another pal claimed Twain believes she's living on borrowed time after Lyme disease damages nerves in her vocal cords and she had to undergo open-throat surgery in 2018. "I may not be able to sing forever," she previously shared.
"It's possible I might lose it, that it may not last. I guess any prosthetic or support that you get that is synthetic, your body still may give out around it."
The friend added, "Frederic tells Shania she's proven all she needs to in her heroic comeback."