Country Ever After star Criscilla Anderson has died at age 45 after a seven-year battle with colon cancer.
Anderson was a professional hip-hop dancer who performed with major music artists and later appeared on television with her husband, country singer Coffey Anderson. Her illness and family life were shared publicly in recent years.
Before her passing, she wrote a final message expressing peace and faith. She thanked her supporters and encouraged her loved ones not to remain in sorrow. She also shared heartfelt words for her children, calling them her “whole heart.”
Coffey Anderson posted an emotional tribute, describing her as strong and courageous. He said their family is heartbroken but grateful for the time they had together. Tributes have also poured in from friends, fans, and fellow performers, many praising her resilience and positive spirit.
In earlier interviews, Anderson spoke openly about her diagnosis and the pain of learning her cancer had spread. She said her greatest wish was to see her children grow up. Throughout her illness, she remained focused on faith, family, and hope.
Her story is one of strength in the face of serious illness. For many, she will be remembered not only for her talent, but for her courage and devotion to her family.