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Country singer Nicole Taylor of Taylor Red dead at 35
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Nicole Taylor, a singer in the country trio Taylor Red, has died. She was 35.
On Monday, Nika and Natalie Taylor, the other members of the group and Nicole's sisters, announced her death in a TikTok post.
"We’re heartbroken to announce the passing of our sister, Nicole Taylor," Nika said. "We honestly thought she’d be healed here on earth, but now she’s healed in heaven."
Nicole, who was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer in 2022, died Sept. 28 at her home in Nashville, according to a memorial page created by her family.
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"It was an aggressive type [of cancer]. In her words, when she first found out, were, ‘God’s gonna use this for his glory,’" Natalie said. "She fought it fearlessly, and she said, ‘We’re not going to live in dread during all of this.’ And she even did CrossFit while she was doing her chemo treatments. She responded well to treatments, and she was declared evidence without disease."
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They shared that Nicole was told "nine months later" that the cancer had returned as Stage 4, and she had "around three months" to live.
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"[The doctor said] if the treatments worked, they didn’t know how long [she'd have] after that," Nika said.
"We’re still processing everything," Natalie said while fighting back tears. "This, honestly, feels really hard to talk about, but we’re going to do our best to share her story."
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The sisters said Nicole "lived around a year after that prognosis."
"During the time of the more extreme diagnosis, we felt led to not live in fear and claim healing," Nika said.
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"She said she had so much peace, and we’re really thankful for that," Natalie said. "We are still shocked and didn’t think this would happen, but we know she’s not suffering anymore."
Christina Dugan Ramirez is an entertainment journalist with more than 15 years of experience, including a decade at PEOPLE writing high-profile cover stories, covering Hollywood's biggest events, and interviewing many of the industry's most influential stars before joining Fox News Digital in 2024.