Evelyn Braxton’s Net Worth

Evelyn Braxton’s net worth is

$1 Million

Evelyn Braxton Wiki Biography

Evelyn Braxton, an opera singer, TV personality, and life coach, was born on 14 January 1948 in Columbia, South Carolina USA. She is renowned for her operatic talent and is the mother of The Braxtons, six sisters who are prominently featured in the reality TV series, ‘Braxton Family Values.’

How wealthy is Evelyn Braxton? As of early 2016, her net worth is estimated to be more than $1 million by authoritative sources. Her wealth comes from her career as an opera singer and TV personality, notably from her appearances in the WE TV series ‘Braxton Family Values.’ Additionally, her roles as a preacher and life coach have contributed to her fortune over the years.

Evelyn Braxton Net Worth $1 Million

Brought up in a large family, Evelyn Braxton moved to live with her aunt in Maryland during her teenage years. She attended Wesley Seminar School before enrolling at Sojourner College. Despite not graduating from Bowie University College until later in life, she focused on her own career as a singer, initially starting as an opera singer before becoming a pastor following her husband. Her six children displayed remarkable talent and powerful voices in the church choir, prompting Evelyn to include them in her tours as part of a gospel circuit. Their gospel careers eventually transitioned to successful R&B careers, with her oldest daughter, Toni Braxton, becoming one of the most successful members of the Braxtons.

Personally, Evelyn Braxton married Rev. Michael Braxton in 1966 at the age of 18. The couple had six children, five daughters – Toni, Traci, Trina, Tamar, Towanda – and one son, Michael. Following their divorce, Evelyn moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where she currently resides and serves as a life coach and pastor. Alongside her daughters, she continues to appear in the WE TV show ‘Braxton Family Values,’ contributing to her net worth with each episode. Recently, Evelyn was arrested in New York for carrying a taser, citing fear of a stalker, although this act is illegal in the state.