The Braxtons - Season 2

Season 2
This season, the Braxton sisters aimed to focus on their roots of fun, humor, and spending much-needed quality time with one another as they planned to celebrate Towanda's wedding. However, as the family gathers for the pending nuptials, the sisters are forced to continue to work on healing their relationships and address unresolved issues along with new rifts, which is complicated as they continue processing the intense grief from the passing of their sister, Traci. We will experience a rollercoaster of emotions, with heartfelt tears, fireworks and, most importantly, love. It's never a dull moment when the Braxton family comes together.

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