Singer Tamar Braxton says she ‘almost died’ in weekend accident
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Singer, actor and reality TV star Tamar Braxton said Tuesday that she “almost died” in a weekend accident that she doesn’t remember.
“I was found in a pool of blood from my friend with a face injury,” Braxton wrote in an Instagram post. “I fractured my nose, lost some teeth and mobility.” She added, “I don’t even know what happened to me.”
Braxton, 48, earlier in the day had posted “Thank you God for waking me up today,” in an Instagram story.
She said she was getting calls after and was struggling to talk so she shared what had happened to her.
The post also said “the way I look at life now is totally different. As my health is on the mend my mental journey begins… pray for me for real.”
An email to Braxton’s manager seeking more details was not immediately answered.
Braxton was part of a singing group with her sisters, including Toni Braxton, who went on to a major solo career.
They and other family members appeared on the reality series “Braxton Family Values” starting in 2011, and Tamar Braxton has since appeared in spin-offs and other reality shows.
As an actor, her recent credits include the TV series “Kingdom Business.” And she has spent much of the year on a solo singing tour.
More Stories
What Actually Separates a Good WordPress Development Agency From the Rest
Search “WordPress development agency” and you’ll get thousands of results, all promising more or less the same thing: fast, responsive,...
How to Spot Value in Betting Odds
That works, but it also means missing out on half the fun. Understanding how odds are built, and what they...
Bank lending to small businesses falls £27bn in three years
Outstanding high street bank lending to small and medium-sized businesses across Great Britain fell by £26.8bn, or 30 per cent,...
Refugee entrepreneurs could add £2bn to UK economy, Cedar Review finds
Refugee entrepreneurs could boost the UK economy by an estimated £2bn if barriers to entrepreneurship were tackled and more tailored...
Xapien raises $56m from Spectrum Equity to build out US presence
Xapien, the AI due diligence platform, has raised $56m in a growth investment round led by Spectrum Equity, the company...
Britain exports lawyers, bankers and degrees. Why not doctors?
Now try the same sentence with a different noun. The UK will grow its healthcare exports to £40 billion a year...
