The Braxton sisters honored Traci Braxton with hummingbird lockets. The former singer and reality transitioned last month after her battle with cancer. Traci Braxton was 50 years old.
Toni Braxton shared a heartfelt photo honoring Traci Braxton.
In her caption, the “Un-break My Heart” singer revealed that “Hummingbirds were Traci’s favorite,” before adding, “We made these beautiful lockets enclosed with her ashes to honor our promise that we would take her everywhere we go.”
Social media followers were moved by the touching tribute, many of whom continued to pour love and support in the comment section of Toni’s post during this difficult time for the Braxton sisters and their loved ones. One online user wrote, “So lovely to honor your sister that way. May her spirit rest now with God.” Another person commented, “I love hummingbirds,” before noting, “what a beautiful way to keep her beautiful spirit close.”
A third person wrote, “Beautiful sis. Praying for God to keep you and your family strong.” A super fan appeared to be ecstatic over the decision to use the tropical animal typically associated with joy, healing, and good luck. “Toni I absolutely love you..and I’m am still praying!! ForeverTraciBraxton!” they wrote. “She had 5 hummingbirds on her back that represented all of her sisters, including her!”
The Braxton sisters revealed Traci Braxton’s battle with esophageal cancer after her passing. Toni Braxton shared details of her and Traci’s relations before her passing during an interview with “The Tamron Hall Show.”
“I thought I was doing OK until you started talking, and it kind of took me there, but I miss my sister so much every day,” she told the host and viewers. However, she highlighted her sister’s strength and confidence during what she described as a “tough year.”
“She was optimistic. She was hopeful that she was going to get better,” Toni shared. “Actually, she had a lot more time than they initially said. She had another six months that she was with us. We got to savor that moment with her and talk and laugh and giggle.”
