Tamar Braxton, a renowned American singer, songwriter, and television personality, has left an indelible mark on the music industry. Born on March 17, 1977, in Maryland, United States, she grew up in a family with a deep passion for music. Tamar gained fame as a member of the music group “The Braxtons,” alongside her sisters Toni, Traci, Towanda, and Trina. However, her solo career truly catapulted her to stardom, leading to the release of multiple albums and several accolades.
Tamar Braxton Early Life and Influences:
Tamar Braxton was born as Tamar Estine Braxton to parents Michael and Evelyn Braxton. Her father, Michael Braxton, was a Minister of the gospel, and she was the youngest among her four sisters and one brother. One of her elder sisters, Toni Braxton, is a seven-time Grammy Award winner and an accomplished singer in her own right. Tamar’s love for music was nurtured by various influences, including Diana Ross, Whitney Houston, Kim Burrell, Mariah Carey, and of course, her sister Toni.
Tamar Braxton Career Beginnings and The Braxtons:
Tamar’s musical journey commenced in 1990 when she, alongside her sisters, formed the R&B group “The Braxtons.” The group signed their first record deal in 1989 and released their debut single, “Good Life,” in 1990. Although the group eventually disbanded, they released their first album, “So Many Ways,” in 1996.
