Secret’s Out! Traci Braxton May be In Some Trouble As She Let It Slip That Tamar Braxton Is Creating New Music

Traci Braxton has some news that fans of her sister Tamar Braxton will be rejoicing to hear.

The “Braxton Family Values” star revealed during an OK! Magazine interview to promote the family’s reality series that her youngest sister is making new music.

“Tamar’s doin’ good, she’s doin’ good. She’s there with her baby making sure Logan is OK and she’s just being a Mommy.

“I think she’s doin’ new music too,” she adds, noting she’s not sure when it will be released. “I think I just let Tamar’s cat out of the bag.”

The sisters have been at odds over Traci continuing to film BFV without the family and instead, welcoming Phaedra Parks and Flavor Flav onto the show.

This season will see Traci, Parks, Flav and other celebrity stars take on adventures at a cattle ranch. The shoot was made possible after Tamar, Toni, Towanda, Trina and mom Evelyn refused to come to set and film the second half of the season. The family was supposed to have been on one page, but Tamar maintained Traci’s actions “blindsided” them.

“This is like [an] all-time low,” Tamar said on Instagram Live last week. “It’s almost like, how you support somebody who goes against your morals and values and blindsides your family?”

Still, the premature new music news is definitely welcome to fans.

“Yes, gawwwd.”

“WAIT. THIS IS BREAKING F—ING NEWSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. THE QUEEN MAY BE BACK FOR US !!!!!!!!!!!!”

“Yessss I can’t wait. An actual voice again @tamarbraxton.”

“Bout time but damn Traci you didn’t have to tell it tho lol.”

They also got excited earlier this month when they thought Tamar was teasing some new music was soon to come.

“New music???”

“Yaaaws you betta be working on new material in Jesus name.”

“Give us new music, sis.”

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