A New Trailer for ‘Braxton Family Values’ Has Been Released Amid Tamar Braxton Drama

After a long hiatus and a slew of controversies, “Braxton Family Values” has news to share with fans, starting with the anticipated release of the show’s trailer. The new season is set to debut in November.

The latest installment starring Toni, Traci, Towanda, Trina, and Tamar Braxton will give fans an inside look into Trina’s upcoming nuptials. In one scene, Tamar is having a good time with her sisters at Trina’s bachelorette party. Another clip shows Traci confronting a troubling past.

Following Tamar’s purported suicide attempt in July, Toni shares tribute of her sisters and her mom hanging out. (Photo: @tonibraxton/Instagram)

The teaser trailer was released on Thursday, Sept. 10, by ET around the same week that Tamar’s solo series “Get Ya Life!” premiered. This is also following Tamar’s messy breakup with boyfriend David Adefeso, which reportedly involved him filing a restraining order against the “Love and War” singer citing a “domestic violence situation.” David accused the singer of beating him and threatening to kill him.

Tamar Braxton
Tamar Braxton and David Adefeso in happier times (Photo: @tamarbraxton/Instagram)

According to TMZ, David claimed that Tamar started punching him during an argument while he was driving. He also claimed that the reality star violently socked him in the jugular, which shocked him and almost caused him to crash his car. After he parked his car, David said the “BFV” star started trashing it by smashing the camera and the rearview mirror. The singer’s camp has denied these allegations and said that Tamar is the victim in this alleged incident.

“Braxton Family Values” teaser trailer released (Tamar Universe/YouTube)

The “BFV” November release is occurring after Tamar and We tv parted ways in July following her hospitalization. Tamar will make a few appearances on the hit reality show. It is unclear if any of her current life issues will be addressed.

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