An adored member of the country trio Taylor Red has died at the age of just 35. As reported by Page Six, her triplet sisters announced her tragic passing in a video posted online.
They revealed that their eldest sister was "at peace and no longer suffering." The country trio stars also explained that "she was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2022" - adding that they heard the shocking news whilst "in a public place".
They used the video to share heartwarming stories about their sister. One remembered the country singer "one day specifically at church... soon after the diagnosis. She was prayed over and God gave her so much peace after that," she recalled.
"She said that peace stayed with her so long. I think that's what kept her so fierce during this time."
The specific type of cancer that she was originally diagnosed with in 2022 was explained as being Stage 3 and "very aggressive".
The sisters added that they "are still processing everything." "This honestly feels really hard to talk about, but we're going to do our best in sharing some of her story," they added.
The country band consisted of the three triplets Nicole, Nika, and Natalie. They gained fame around 2020 through social media, using their songs to gain over 13 million TikTok followers.
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Tributes Have Poured in After Her Passing From Cancer
Tributes have poured in for the beloved country trio member on the announcement video.
One fan related to the cancer diagnosis, writing, "Sorry for your loss. My wife just got a breast cancer diagnosis and these prayers are really helping, God bless you both."
Another commenter wrote, "I remember finding your account on TikTok in 2020 and loved everything about you guys immediately. I could not even begin to imagine living the rest of my life without my sweet cousins... Nicole would be so proud of you guys."
"I'm taking this as the Lord's sign to schedule my mammogram I've been putting off for too long... For your beautiful sister," another commenter wrote. "Praying for continued peace and healing for you all."
May she rest in peace.
