When hitting the road for their coast-to-coast tours, it isn't abnormal for musicians to bring members of their entourage along for the journey. BBC previously reported that pop star Justin Bieber travels with a 120-person entourage, and Madonna is accompanied by an even larger 200-person party.
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Country star Shania Twain recently revealed that she also travels with a beloved crew, although not everyone is human. During a sit-down interview with Seth Doane for CBS Sunday Morning, Twain revealed that she brings her horses on tour.
Even when she is overseas, the "Any Man of Mine" singer brings her horses along for the journey.
"I ride in my pajamas in the mornings, just barefoot. It's just a great escape."
Twain was recently in London, where she opened for Harry Styles' Together, Together stadium residency. During her stay, she rode her horses in the famed Hyde Park.
"It takes some planning. When in London, ride in Hyde Park."
Most people find it difficult (and at minimum tedious) to travel with small pets like cats or dogs. Somehow, Twain has found a way to bring her horses on her globe-trotting endeavors. Talk about a baller move.
Shania Twain Discusses New Country Album
Before the glitz and glamour of fame, Shania Twain was a young, aspiring artist trying to woo her local crowd in Ontario.
"It was a bit more of a rugged crowd. And they were small crowds," she said in a recent interview with The Associated Press. "I could only enter after the bar closed. That was after midnight because I was underage. And as long as the bar wasn't still serving, then I could go in and play while everybody was finishing up their last call."
On her upcoming album, "Little Miss Twain," the Country star plans to detail her journey from Canada to Hollywood.
Twain explained that the album reflects the period of her life from age 8 through her early 20s, when she signed a lucrative music deal.
"There's this whole gap of life that I've never written," Twain said. "I wanted to fill in story wise, personal story wise. It's a phase of my life that not a lot of my fans would know about."
"Little Miss Twain" debuts in stores and on digital streaming platforms on Friday.
