[02/28/19 - 08:36 AM] Season Six of WE tv's Hit Series "Braxton Family Values" Returns with All-New Episodes Beginning Thursday, April 4 at 9/8c After their family fallout broke the internet, there will be more drama than ever before when WE tv's hit series returns.
[via press release from WE tv]
SUNNY WITH A CHANCE OF SHADE
Old School Braxtons, Brand New Drama
SEASON SIX OF WE TV'S HIT SERIES "BRAXTON FAMILY VALUES" RETURNS WITH ALL-NEW EPISODES BEGINNING THURSDAY, APRIL 4 AT 9/8C
After their family fallout broke the internet, there will be more drama than ever before when WE tv's hit series "Braxton Family Values" returns in its sixth season, premiering Thursday, April 4 at 9/8C on WE tv.
In the Season Six return, Toni has the family guessing did she and Birdman split up? Did they get back together? Tamar is ready for new beginnings as she has a new man in her life and makes history winning "Celebrity Big Brother." Meanwhile, Traci opens for Tamar on tour and is defensive of her sister, Toni when it comes to her relationship. Towanda finally reveals her secret boyfriend and to her sisters' surprise, it's a familiar face. Evelyn launches a new business venture and cookbook to her daughters' delight, featuring "Buffins." Trina and boyfriend Von are ready to take their relationship to the next level however Trina receives tragic and devastating news forcing the couple to take a pause.
Visit www.wetv.com for sneak peeks, deleted scenes, photo galleries and blogs from the Braxtons. For special photos and videos, "Like" Braxton Family Values on Facebook, follow @BFV_WEtv on Twitter and @WEtv on Instagram.
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