Shania Twain recently faced a minor setback during her performance at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheater in Chicago.

The seasoned 57-year-old country-pop artist stumbled and fell while singing her popular track “Don’t Be Stupid.”

In videos circulating online, Twain can be seen taking a spill as she traversed the stage, eventually landing on the ground.

However, displaying true professionalism, the “Man!

I Feel Like A Woman” songstress promptly rose to resume her show without missing a beat.

Following the incident, Twain took to Twitter to share glimpses from her Chicago concert, including a snapshot of herself seated on the floor post-fall.

In a caption accompanying one of the images, she expressed gratitude to her enthusiastic fans for selling out the venue and reminisced about her last sold-out show there back in 1998.

Acknowledging Entertainment Weekly’s coverage of her stumble, Twain humorously remarked, “I did stick the landing though,” showcasing her lighthearted approach to the mishap.

Currently headlining her Queen Of Me tour, Twain is preparing for the next tour stop in Bethel, NY, scheduled for Monday night (3 July).

Earlier this year, Twain found herself defending her bold fashion choices at the CMT Music Awards after facing criticism online.

Responding to detractors who questioned her style, the singer shared photos of her glamorous outfits on Instagram, emphasizing the importance of embracing unique and vibrant attire.

In the face of adversity, Shania Twain remains resilient, proving that even a momentary stumble cannot deter her from delivering a stellar performance for her dedicated fans.