Shania Twain Looks ‘Seriously Ill’ as Fans Worry She Lost ‘Too Much’ Weight in Recent Tour Stop

Shania Twain, currently on her Queen of Me tour, has recently sparked an online debate with a photo carousel of her show in Edmonton. Fans shared their concerns with the songstress on social media.

Shania Twain recently embarked on her Queen of Me tour, stepping back on stage and sharing her music with the world. However, fans have come to worry about the singer-songwriter because of her appearance.

What Did Fans Say About Twain's Appearance?

Twain took to Instagram earlier this week to share a photo carousel of the Edmonton leg of her tour. In the photos, she wore a black minidress, long black boots, and fishnet stockings to match.

She thanked the crowd for being there for her tour's penultimate show and said she didn't want it to end. However, that's different from what fans were focused on. Instead, they were focused on her weight.

One fan thought Twain looked "seriously ill," as another told the songstress she had "lost too much weight." However, others told her how stunning she looked in her black outfit. One fan gushed:

"You are stunning in every outfit! But this outfit is something beyond!!!!!"

The criticism of Twain's appearance comes after an accident left her crew in hospital. While Twain was not on the bus, which had an accident, many members of her team were.

What Happened to Twain's Bus?

Earlier this month, as the crew were in Canada, their bus rolled, and a truck jackknifed on a highway in Saskatchewan. Some production crew members were taken to a nearby hospital for medical attention.

All of the thirteen passengers on the bus sought medical attention for minor injuries like broken bones or cuts. However, none of the crew faced life-threatening injuries. Twain's tour manager confirmed she was not aboard the bus.

Twain recently shared a post about how tough it would be for her to end the tour but said her last show would be a celebration of all the hard work she and her crew had done over the past months.