Traci Braxton Fires Off at ‘Haters’ for Coming After Her for Filming ‘Braxton Family Values’ Without Sisters

Traci Braxton is not here for anyone coming after her for continuing to shoot “Braxton Family Values” without her sisters.

The singer on Tuesday, Aug. 28, posted an Instagram message to those who say she should have stuck by her family’s plan to not show up on set earlier this summer.

“Life is good, handle your business and never let anyone destroy your passion and dreams!!” she wrote accompanied by a photo of a determined-looking Braxton in mirrored sunglasses “GOD is too grateful to be worried about haters. When it’s your season, it’s your season, everybody can’t get on the train with you while you on your journey …#OnEarth my new album AVAILABLE NOW on all digital outlets #LiveLoveGive @wetv @soulworldent @bfv_wetv #BraxtonFamilyValues.”

Traci Braxton

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Last week, Braxton confirmed that she continued to shoot the family’s WE tv show by bringing in former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Phaedra Parks for a few adventures. This came after news that her mom Evelyn and siblings  Tamar, Toni, Towanda, Trina refused to show up on set to shoot the remainder of season six.

While BFV is currently said to be shooting in real time, fans have been lashing out at Traci for going off and doing her own thing. Such commenters have slammed the star for appearing to be stuck on her sisters leaving her out of The Braxtons decades ago.

“She still holding on to all of that smh that was how long ago she need to let that hurt go. It’s not like she was left out on purpose she was pregnant smh.”

“I’m sorry but money is not everything smh and she needs to let that old s— go smh.”

But in her newest post, many fans have come out in droves to back up Traci.

“Do u Traci!! Everyone else does. Best of luck!!”

“Love you Traci!!! Keep living your best life girl! 😘😘😘”

“Amen keep pushing. It always gets greater later. Have a blessed week ❤️😘 @therealtracibraxton.”

 

 

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