Shania Twain Addresses Her Bond With Jon Bon Jovi After Being Deemed His 'Spirit Sister'
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The five-time Grammy winner said hearing Bon Jovi's praise "just warms my heart."
When it comes to professional admiration, Shania Twain is still the one for Jon Bon Jovi.
The Bon Jovi lead singer called Twain his “spirit sister” in an interview with People last month, referring to the country superstar’s support during his experience undergoing vocal cord surgery a couple of years ago.
Twain, who underwent the same procedure in 2018, told People in a separate interview published Monday that Bon Jovi’s praise “just warms my heart.”
“It is a very special bond because there are very few singers that have ever had this nerve damage,” she said. “It’s not a typical singer’s issue.”
The five-time Grammy winner also shared that she didn’t ask Bon Jovi how he’d come to experience vocal cord damage.
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