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Trina Braxton, a multi-talented entertainer born in Severn, Maryland, and raised in Georgia, has made her mark in both the music and television scenes. Coming from a close-knit family of musical powerhouses, Trina is part of the iconic Braxton clan, which includes her Grammy-winning sister, Toni Braxton. Growing up surrounded by talent, Trina stepped into the spotlight as a member of the R&B group The Braxtons, where she and her sisters brought smooth harmonies and soulful vibes to the game. Known for blending their unique sound with hip-hop and R&B culture, they quickly gained recognition and carved out their space in the industry.

In 1989, sisters Trina, Toni, Traci, Towanda, and Tamar Braxton landed their first record deal with Arista Records, kicking off their journey in the music scene. Their debut single, “Good Life,” set the stage for their rise to success, leading to hits like “So Many Ways,” “Only Love,” “The Boss,” and “Slow Flow,” which solidified their place in the R&B world.<\/p>\n\n\n

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After Toni went solo in 1991, Trina and her sisters held it down as backup singers for Toni’s first U.S. tour, music videos, and appearances. The Braxton sisters even starred in the iconic music video for Toni\u2019s hit “Seven Whole Days.” In 1996, Trina and her sisters made a major comeback with their album So Many Ways, featuring the lead single of the same name. Dropping on August 13th, the album climbed to No. 26 on the Billboard R&B\/Hip-Hop charts. The Braxtons dropped a slick music video for the single, directed by Cameron Casey and starring a young Mekhi Phifer. That same year, they hit the stage at the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards, performing a remixed version of “So Many Ways” alongside none other than Jay-Z, adding some hip-hop heat to their R&B vibes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

After making waves in the music industry, Trina Braxton transitioned into acting, starring as Tracy Stevens in Tyler Perry\u2019s 2004 play\u00a0Meet the Browns. She also hit the stage in\u00a0Rise, written by Salt from Salt-N-Pepa and Christopher “Play” Martin of Kid ‘n Play, and took on the role of Deena Jones in an off-Broadway production of\u00a0Dreamgirls. That same year, she appeared in\u00a0The Walk\u00a0alongside Eva Pigford and Regina Belle and co-starred in independent films like\u00a0Jail Party. Trina also hosted the unaired\u00a0Urban Idol\u00a0for UPN, showcasing her versatility. By 2009, she became the lead vocalist for the wedding band “Simply Irresistible” and made a cameo in Tyler Perry\u2019s\u00a0I Can Do Bad All By Myself, performing with Mary J. Blige\u2019s character. In 2011, Trina rejoined her sisters for the popular reality show\u00a0Braxton Family Values<\/em>\u00a0on WE tv, which aired over 150 episodes from 2011 to 2020. As of early 2024, the show has signed on for another season, further extending Trina’s influence in the entertainment industry.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Trina identifies the COVID-19 pandemic as the most pivotal moment in her career. With everything shut down, she faced significant losses, including the cancellation of Braxton Family Values<\/em>, her role as a talk show host on Sister Circle<\/em>, and her restaurant, Bar Chix. This challenging time provided Trina with the opportunity to reflect on her aspirations and what she truly wanted for herself and her career, separate from her family. Through this period of self-reflection, she realized her desire to become a creator and embrace her creativity. Trina learned to build confidence in herself, recognizing her capabilities, the achievements she could attain, and the meaningful conversations she could engage in with others. She emphasizes, “I have learned to have confidence within myself in any space I’m in.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Trina’s journey took a new direction when her husband, Von Scales, introduced her to Gerald “Strike Money” Sanders, a key figure in the entertainment industry, after connecting through a cigar club they both attend. The introduction came through Von’s friend Sam, who saw the potential in bringing them together. Trina recalls her first impression of Strike, noting, “There was something about his sincerity and straight-up honesty.” The deep conversations they had about visions and goals, combined with his genuine passion for his work, solidified her trust in him. Known for her strong intuition, Trina immediately sensed Strike’s authenticity. After talking it over with Von, she felt confident about moving forward, which opened the door to an exciting new chapter as Strike introduced her to Prophecy Onasis and Radiant TV.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Trina Braxton is looking ahead with excitement after connecting with Gerald “Strike Money” Sanders and Radiant TV. Reflecting on the new partnership, she shared, “I can\u2019t wait for an amazing, flourishing relationship with not only Strike but the whole Radiant team. I\u2019m excited!” With the trust and energy she felt from Strike, Trina is ready to embrace this new chapter, confident that this collaboration will bring even more success and growth in her career. When asked about her current endeavors, Trina shared that her biggest project right now is her collaboration with Radiant, which has become her primary focus. For fun, Trina and her husband, Von, started an initiative called Chat & Chew, where they enjoy food or cocktails while discussing global topics and engaging with fans on a more personal level. The couple often goes back and forth on various topics and beliefs, creating lively and interesting conversations with their audience.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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