Shania Twain sends ‘kisses’ to Gabbi Garcia over ‘You’re Still The One’ slow dance with Khalil Ramos | Inquirer Entertainment

Shania Twain sends ‘kisses’ to Gabbi Garcia over ‘You’re Still The One’ slow dance with Khalil Ramos

/ 12:06 PM April 25, 2022

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Gabbi Garcia and Shania Twain. Image: Instagram/@gabbi, @adrianbretscher via @shaniatwain

Gabbi Garcia was ecstatic after Canadian singer Shania Twain saw her and her boyfriend Khalil Ramos’ slow dance to the singer’s 1990s hit song “You’re Still The One.”

The actress received a triple face-throwing-a-kiss emoji from Twain, through a comment she left on Garcia’s post, as seen on Garcia’s Instagram Stories yesterday, April 24.

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“[Hi, oh my gosh]. We love your song. Would love to watch you live soon!!!” Garcia replied to the country-pop music icon.

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Garcia earlier gave a glimpse of her romantic moment with Ramos which sent fans gushing and giddy. The actors, who have been a couple for five years now, danced to the classic Twain song which is about a love that stayed and withstood challenges.

Meanwhile, Twain recently performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, along with British singer Harry Styles. The duo sang Twain’s songs “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” and “You’re Still The One.” JB

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