Singer Traci Braxton of ‘Braxton Family Values’ dies at 50
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"Needless to say, she was a bright light, a wonderful daughter, an amazing sister, a loving mother, wife, grandmother and a respected performer," the family said.
Singer Traci Braxton, who was featured with her family in the reality television series Braxton Family Values, died at age 50 on Saturday.
Her sister, Toni, and family said that Braxton died “this morning as the snow was falling.”
According to reports, Traci Braxton had been fighting esophageal cancer.
“Needless to say, she was a bright light, a wonderful daughter, an amazing sister, a loving mother, wife, grandmother and a respected performer,” the family said. “We will miss her dearly.”
Braxton Family Values aired for seven seasons starting in 2011 on WeTV.
It focused on the lives of sisters Toni, Traci, Tamar, Trina and Towanda and their extended families.
Traci was an actor and singer who released albums in 2014 and 2018, with the singles Last Call and Broken Things her best-known songs.
She spent much of her time doing social work for children with disabilities, according to her website.
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