Country music fans breathed a sigh of relief as Shania Twain gracefully recovered from a mid-performance fall during her Queen of Me tour in Chicago.

The renowned 57-year-old Canadian singer found herself on the ground after a stumble while singing her hit, Don’t Be Stupid, at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheater in Tinley Park over the weekend.

Despite the unexpected slip, Shania maintained her composure and continued to deliver a dazzling performance for her devoted audience, who witnessed the incident firsthand.

Addressing the incident on social media, Shania humorously acknowledged the mishap by sharing a news article about the fall with the caption: “I did stick the landing though,” accompanied by a playful winking emoji.

Her fans flooded the comments section with messages of relief and support, expressing their gratitude that she emerged unscathed from the fall.

Many praised her resilience and commended her for carrying on with the show without missing a beat.

One spectator, who was fortunate enough to witness the show up close, lauded Shania for her strength and the unforgettable performance, emphasizing their appreciation for her talent and professionalism.

Another fan echoed similar sentiments, applauding Shania for delivering a flawless show despite the minor setback, referring to her as a “Queen” in admiration of her unwavering spirit.

The incident, captured on video and circulated online via TMZ, showcased Shania’s remarkable poise as she seamlessly transitioned from the fall to resuming her performance without skipping a note, captivating the crowd with her resilience.

An eyewitness attested to Shania’s resilience, noting that she appeared unharmed and determined to deliver an unforgettable show, embodying the true essence of a seasoned performer.