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‘Braxton Family Values’ Being Filmed ‘Real Time’ After Cast Walks Out

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WeTv dropped a brand new explosive trailer of the “Braxton Family Values” ahead of Thursday night’s premiere. The video shows Traci Braxton claiming one of her sisters said she was “dead to her.”

In the clip, Traci told her father Michael Conrad Braxton, “one of my sisters, said I was dead to them.” This comes after another clip showed Traci receiving news that she was no longer going on tour with her sister Tamar Braxton.

The star said in a TMZ video back in April that she ” was so bummed out” about being booted from opening on Toni’s tour with sister Tamar. Reportedly, the sister was booted from the tour because she and other family members were bad mouthing Tamar’s soon-to-be-ex-husband. Traci was given a lifeline of sorts after an unnamed network offered to support her on a solo tour after she was kicked off.

“I’m excited about that,” she told TMZ. “I’ve been waiting for so long to show everybody. … I’m so excited that I’m going to be on tour by myself and I have that chance to show to the world who Traci Renee Braxton is.”

It was also shown in the clip that production temporarily stopped because the cast was not showing up to filming. They also disclosed that they only have 6 weeks of content and that the show is being filmed in real time.

Although it is unclear whether the contract dispute with their production company Magical Elves has been ironed out, or if Tamar Braxton will return, the show has resumed filming.

 

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