After a 20-year battle with Lyme disease, Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain is back and excited for her upcoming song Giddy Up from her new album Queen of Me.

After a 20-year battle with Lyme disease, Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain is back and excited for her upcoming song Giddy Up from her new album Queen of Me. Her Netflix documentary, Not Just a Girl, was about Shania Twain's difficult moments with Lyme disease and the dissolution of her marriage. The singer was earlier married to her longtime producer and songwriting partner, Robert "Mutt" Lange. But for Twain, it is a never-ending journey, despite many crests and troughs. She has now released the teaser on Wednesday of "Giddy Up," from her new album which will be available to listen to after the new year. In an Instagram photo, Twain is seen pulling off a shimmery cowboy hat with the title of the song penned in jewels across the border of the hat. She captioned the photo, "I am here with some news that will put a spring in your step, a bounce in your heart ... some up in your giddy!" "I'm super excited for you all to hear this one," Twain said adding, "It's all about letting loose and doing the things that make you giddy!" View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shania Twain (@shaniatwain) × Giddy Up Release Date Giddy Up will be released on 5 January 2023. The track is the opening number from her forthcoming sixth album ‘Queen of Me’ which features the single Waking Up Dreaming. On 12 December, she announced the release date on her Instagram account. "I am here with some news that will put a spring in your step, a bounce in your heart... some up in your giddy! My new song 'Giddy Up!' is coming out January 5th!! I'm super excited for you all to hear this one, it's all about letting loose and doing the things that make you giddy!" she said. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shania Twain (@shaniatwain) × Shania Twain embraces her body View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shania Twain (@shaniatwain) × Earlier, Shania posted a topless photo on her Instagram for the cover art of "Waking Up Dreaming." She in a conversation with People magazine that it was all about underscoring the comfort she feels in her own skin, especially as she ages. Shania is now 57 years old. The singer said that she is not regressing and is actually embracing her body as it changes as she should have from her childhood to her teens and as she should be from her "taut, 20s and 30-year-old self, to my menopausal body." "I'm not going to be shy about it. I want to be courageous about it, and I want to share that courage in the artwork that I am directing," she added. What is Lyme disease Shania Twain battled with? How she got it? When Twain went for a horseback ride in 2003 as she was getting ready to embark on tour, it completely altered the course of her career. She shared that a tick was infected with Lyme disease, and she got Lyme disease from it. Describing her symptoms, she said they were quite scary because before she was diagnosed, she was on stage very dizzy. She was losing my balance and was afraid she was gonna fall off the stage. The singer shared she was having these very, very, very millisecond blackouts, but regularly, every minute or every 30 seconds. The diseases also took a toll as she was unable to control her vocals.

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Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain aka Queen of Country Pop, who has delivered several chartbusters like 'Man! I Feel Like a Woman!', 'That Don’t Impress Me Much' and 'You’re Still the One', didn't have an easy childhood or teenage. The singer recently revealed in an interview that she was sexually and emotionally abused by her stepdad in her youth.&nbsp;

Speaking about the struggles of growing up in poverty in Ontario with four siblings, her mother Sharon and her stepdad Jerry Twain, the 57-year-old revealed that she was terrified to be a girl and that she would do anything to go unnoticed in the house, which also sometimes included "flattening" her breasts.

Sharing how she would dodge the abuse as a young girl, Shania told the Sunday Times, "I hid myself and I would flatten my b**bs. I would wear bras that were too small for me, and I'd wear two, play it down until there was nothing girl about me. Make it easier to go unnoticed." She added, "Because, oh my gosh, it was terrible... You didn't want to be a girl in my house."

The singer went on to explain how the abuse continued in her adulthood and she experienced it in day-to-day society even after leaving her house. "But then you go into society and you're a girl and you're getting the normal other unpleasant stuff too, and that reinforces it. So then you think, 'Oh, I guess it's just s***** to be a girl. Oh, it's so s***** to have boobs'. I was ashamed of being a girl," she told the publication.

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In 2018, Shania revealed in an interview with The Guardian that the abuse started when she was just 10 years old. "I feel the sexual abuse goes hand in hand with the physical and psychological abuse when it’s somebody you know. I learned to block it out. Abusers need to manipulate you, whether it’s before or after, and what I said to myself is: 'OK, there’s something wrong with this person and that person is not well.'"

Shania never met her biological father. Her stepfather and her mother died in a car crash in 1987.

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Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain aka Queen of Country Pop, who has delivered several chartbusters like 'Man! I Feel Like a Woman!', 'That Don’t Impress Me Much' and 'You’re Still the One', didn't have an easy childhood or teenage.

Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain aka Queen of Country Pop, who has delivered several chartbusters like 'Man! I Feel Like a Woman!', 'That Don’t Impress Me Much' and 'You’re Still the One', didn't have an easy childhood or teenage. The singer recently revealed in an interview that she was sexually and emotionally abused by her stepdad in her youth. Speaking about the struggles of growing up in poverty in Ontario with four siblings, her mother Sharon and her stepdad Jerry Twain, the 57-year-old revealed that she was terrified to be a girl and that she would do anything to go unnoticed in the house, which also sometimes included "flattening" her breasts. Sharing how she would dodge the abuse as a young girl, Shania told the Sunday Times, "I hid myself and I would flatten my b**bs. I would wear bras that were too small for me, and I'd wear two, play it down until there was nothing girl about me. Make it easier to go unnoticed." She added, "Because, oh my gosh, it was terrible... You didn't want to be a girl in my house." The singer went on to explain how the abuse continued in her adulthood and she experienced it in day-to-day society even after leaving her house. "But then you go into society and you're a girl and you're getting the normal other unpleasant stuff too, and that reinforces it. So then you think, 'Oh, I guess it's just s***** to be a girl. Oh, it's so s***** to have boobs'. I was ashamed of being a girl," she told the publication. Also read: Biden honours Gladys Knight, George Clooney, U2 at Kennedy Center In 2018, Shania revealed in an interview with The Guardian that the abuse started when she was just 10 years old. "I feel the sexual abuse goes hand in hand with the physical and psychological abuse when it’s somebody you know. I learned to block it out. Abusers need to manipulate you, whether it’s before or after, and what I said to myself is: 'OK, there’s something wrong with this person and that person is not well.'" Shania never met her biological father. Her stepfather and her mother died in a car crash in 1987. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Shania Twain makes shocking revelations about being sexually & emotionally abused by stepfather