Towanda Braxton Lands Guest Role on Hit Bounce TV Sitcom ‘Family Time’

Towanda Braxton is going to appear on Bounce TV’s “Family Time” in the show’s soon-to-air sixth season.

The star announced the news on her Instagram page Thursday, Sept. 27, as she shared a trailer for the upcoming set of episodes.

“I’m so super duper excited about being a part of this awesome show on @bouncetv #familytime I had so much fun! Can’t wait for you guys to see it! #fun,” she captioned the clip.

The singer is part of a lineup of other guest stars on the sitcom about high school sweethearts Tony and Lisa Stallworth, who moved with their two mischievous children to the suburbs after winning the lottery. In the new season, viewers will see how the family manages as one child leaves home and the other grows up too fast. They’ll also explore rekindled romances and learn about the family’s ancestry.

A peek at Braxton’s episode shows she’ll guest star opposite “Living Single” actor T.C. Carson. In the teaser for the hit sitcom, Braxton is dressed in all black along with Carson and the Stallworth kids after coming back from a funeral for a “big ass cat.”

After catching a glimpse of the performance, fans have been praising Braxton for landing the role, which is set to air after “Family Time” season 6 premieres on Bounce Monday, Oct. 1.

“Towanda making money moves and I’m here for it, yaasssa 😏💰”

“I LOVE this show…congrats @itowandabraxton living your dream🙌🙌🙌”

“Yay! Congratulations WaWa. That’s what I call you in my head. Lol. Can’t wait to see you on Family Time! ❤️❤️❤️”

“So excited for u @itowandabraxton can’t wait to watch! 🙋🏽‍♀️😉”

“Fr u on this 😮 I never saw this before but I watched this it seems pretty good and funny. And it has my favorite actors on here from other shows and movies. And u on here now I’m definitely watching it.”

“Yaaaaaay Towanda!!!!! I’m so excited for you!!!! This is great!! I can’t wait to see you on the show!!!!!”

 

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