‘Country Ever After’ Star Criscilla Anderson Passes Away at Age 45 Following Battle with Colon Cancer

Criscilla Anderson has passed away at 45 after courageously battling colon cancer for seven years. A message shared on her Instagram on Tuesday, December 2, read: My dear community, if you are reading this, I have peacefully entered the embrace of Jesus, surrounded by love. Please dont dwell in the shadow of this moment. I fought bravely and loved fiercely. I am not gone Im Home.

The former Country Ever After personality, who was once married to country singer Coffey Anderson, added: My children I am still watching over you. When a moment feels warm, familiar, or too beautiful to be coincidence thats me. Im still guiding you. Im still yours.

Beyond her reality TV work, Criscilla had a successful career as a choreographer on Netflixs Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and performed as a backup dancer for high-profile artists including Britney Spears, Rihanna, and Snoop Dogg. She received a stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis in 2018 and previously shared with People, Cancer has a high chance of returning, which makes every day precious.

Coffey Anderson honored her memory with a heartfelt message: Our minds are in turmoil. Life will never feel the same. The house is quieter without you. The children remain resilient and strong. We did our best with them. He also reflected, Im glad you can meet the two little ones we lost.

Criscilla Anderson leaves behind four children: her son Ethan and daughters Savannah, Emmarie, and Everleigh.

Author: Noah Whitman