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Shania Twain Sparks Backlash After Posing With Captive Hawk In Instagram Photo

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The singer drew criticism from an Instagram photo shoot with The Sunday Times Style.

Shania Twain is back and is proving she's still the one, but a recent photoshoot for UK's The Times Sunday Style has sparked some backlash.

The "Waking up Dreaming" singer posted a photo from the shoot on Instagram earlier this week.


In the photo, Twain wore cheetah print (of course), some exotic tights and a little black number.

She was accompanied by "icon" Ruby—a hawk.

She captioned the post:

"Listen - I'm an icon, we all know that."

She added a laughing emoji.

"But the real icon from my shoot with @thestyle is obviously RUBY!"

However, according to many fans' comments, that don't impress them much.

Many commented on Twain's coat, but most were outraged she posed with a captive bird.

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Some of Twain's fans still thought she looked amazing in the photo.

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Twain's Queen of Me tour—one of her biggest to date with more than 72 dates kicks off in April.

Her new album by the same name will be available February 3.

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