‘Braxton Family Values’ Season 3, Episode 21: ‘They Threw A Shoe At You?’

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“Braxton Family Values” season 3, episode 21: “They Threw A Shoe At You?” airs Thursday on We.

Coming up on the next episode, Tamar hosts Toni’s birthday, while Evelyn battles a stalker. Toni pushes the sisters too far in a ballroom dance class.

Here’s We’s summary of the show:

join the rambunctious, tight-knit Braxton sisters — Grammy-winning artist Toni Braxton, Traci, Towanda, Trina and Tamar — and their headstrong mother for an inside look at their lives and the drama of family chaos. They’ll battle it out for the spotlight with sibling rivalry, man drama, bankruptcy, a DUI and much more! Will their super-close sisterly bond and unconditional love get them through the trials and tribulations of life in the fab lane?”

“Braxton Family Values” season 3, episode 21,  airs Jan. 16 at 9 p.m. EST, 8 p.m. CST on We.

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