Braxton Family Values logo on We TV website
Braxton Family Values logo on We TV website

The Braxtons Return to We TV: A New Chapter for the Beloved Family

After a hiatus that left fans yearning for more, the Braxton family is set to grace our screens once again. We TV has announced the highly anticipated return of the Braxtons in a new series aptly titled “The Braxtons,” two years after the passing of Traci Braxton. This announcement marks a significant moment for both the family and their devoted fanbase, promising a blend of heartfelt moments and the signature Braxton family dynamics that viewers have come to cherish.

“The Braxtons” will reunite familiar faces: Toni, Towanda, Trina, Tamar, and their matriarch, Ms. Evelyn. This new chapter will delve into their lives as they navigate love, career triumphs, personal heartbreaks, and the ever-evolving complexities of family relationships. We TV unveiled this exciting news during AMC Networks’ presentation at the Television Critics Assn.’s Winter 2024 press tour, sparking immediate buzz and anticipation among reality TV enthusiasts.

According to We TV, the series will offer an intimate look into the Braxtons’ experiences during the pandemic quarantine and, more poignantly, the aftermath of Traci’s death in 2022 at the age of 50 after her battle with esophageal cancer. This new show is poised to be more than just entertainment; it’s set to be a raw and honest portrayal of a family navigating profound loss and rediscovering their bonds.

Ms. Evelyn Braxton shared a heartfelt message, stating, “Thank you all for sharing our lives. I hope that through each one of our experiences, you’ll grow with us, inspiring you in your endeavors, and teaching you the importance of family, love, and experiencing life. Remember, we’re not perfect, we’re only human. Look at God.” Her words encapsulate the essence of what “The Braxtons” aims to deliver – a relatable journey through life’s ups and downs, viewed through the lens of family and faith.

The hour-long episodes will continue to follow the fast-paced lives of Toni, Towanda, Trina, and Tamar as they juggle their multifaceted roles as mothers, professionals, and sisters. Viewers can expect to see them navigate relationships, careers, motherhood, and above all, their enduring sisterhood. This blend of personal and professional storylines has always been a hallmark of the Braxton family’s appeal, offering a glimpse into the realities of high-achieving women managing demanding lives.

“Braxton Family Values,” which aired for seven successful seasons from 2011 to 2020, not only captured audiences but also spawned the spin-off series “Tamar & Vince.” The original series was known for its candid portrayal of family dynamics, including occasional disagreements between the Braxtons and We TV regarding compensation. Tamar Braxton later publicly addressed her departure from We TV, citing feelings of being “betrayed, overworked, and underpaid.” She also became a vocal advocate for unionization within reality television, highlighting the need for better protection and representation for reality TV personalities.

Braxton Family Values logo on We TV websiteBraxton Family Values logo on We TV website

In this new season of “The Braxtons,” each sister is embarking on significant new chapters. We TV provided a sneak peek into their individual journeys: Toni Braxton is set to launch her Las Vegas residency, “Love and Laughter,” alongside Cedric the Entertainer at the Cosmopolitan, marking a major milestone in her illustrious music career. Towanda Braxton will be seen balancing her entrepreneurial pursuits with motherhood, raising teenagers while playing a pivotal role in the life of her nephew, Kevin, in the wake of Traci’s passing. Trina Braxton continues to manage her businesses while supporting her two sons as they navigate adulthood, showcasing her strength and resilience as a mother and businesswoman. Tamar Braxton is focusing on expanding her music and media empire, juggling motherhood, and managing the complexities of her multifaceted career and personal life. These individual storylines, interwoven with their collective family narrative, promise a rich and engaging viewing experience.

“The Braxtons” is being produced by Blink49 and Datari Turner Productions, with executive producers including Tara Long and Ri-Karlo Handy for Blink49, and Datari Turner for Datari Turner Productions. Adding to the family affair, Toni, Tamar, Trina, Towanda, and Evelyn Braxton are also credited as executive producers, alongside Angela Molloy, We TV’s senior VP of development and original production. This collaboration of production powerhouses and family involvement suggests a series deeply rooted in authenticity and genuine storytelling.

Brett Dismuke, head of content for We TV and ALLBLK, emphasized the significance of this return, stating, “It is not overstating things to say this is one of the most significant developments in the history of We TV and a moment the fans have been waiting for since the final episode of ‘Braxton Family Values’ aired on December 17, 2020. The Braxtons are one of the founding families of reality television, and We TV viewers were along for the ride through every moment of their original pioneering series, which spanned 148 unforgettable episodes. We are thrilled to welcome them back and once again be able to share these dynamic relationships and all the highs, lows, triumphs, setbacks, and drama that fall in between.” His statement underscores the deep connection between the Braxton family and We TV, as well as the anticipation for the new series.

For those eager to watch “The Braxtons” online, the series will be available through streaming services like Philo, offering fans multiple avenues to stay connected with the Braxton family’s journey. The return of “The Braxtons” is more than just a new TV show; it’s a reunion with a family that has shared their lives, their struggles, and their triumphs with the world. It’s an invitation to witness their next chapter, filled with love, loss, and the unbreakable bonds of family.

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