Criscilla Anderson, who starred in the 2020 Netflix reality TV series Country Ever After, died Dec. 2 after a seven-year battle with colon cancer. Anderson was 45.

In addition to appearing on the series, Anderson was a dancer and also worked as a choreographer for the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders. Anderson was also the ex of country singer Coffey Anderson, who is known for songs such as “Mr. Red White and Blue” and “Better Today.”

He remembered Criscilla with a tender tribute on Instagram, writing, “Criscilla defined strength and fighter like no other person on the planet. Heaven gained a star today.” He also wrote, “We miss you already. Our hearts are shattered. Our minds are jumbled. Our lives will never be the same. The house is quieter because you’re missing. The babies are resilient

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