Nicole Taylor, one of country band Taylor Red's identical triplets, dies at 35

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Set us as preferred Nicole Taylor, one of Christian country band Taylor Red’s identical triplets, has died.The singer and musician succumbed to breast cancer on Sept.

28 in Nashville.She was 35.“We are shocked and heartbroken to announce the passing of our sister Nicole Taylor.

This isn’t the video we thought we’d ever be making,” Natalie said in a video posted to YouTube.Nika continued, “We thought she would be here sharing her story of earthly healing, but instead we’re here sharing her story of heavenly healing, and she’s at peace and no longer suffering, so we’re thankful for that.”The public has come to expect public figures of faith to take a stand on political divisions, and those who refuse are punished.The surviving sisters explained that Nicole was diagnosed in 2022 with Stage 3 breast cancer.

Treatment put the disease into remission, but it returned as Stage 4 cancer.Eventually, doctors said Nicole had three months, Nika recalled in the video with Natalie revealing, “She lived around a year later after that prognosis.” In between telling their sister’s story, Nika and Natalie read Bible verses they turned to in their grief.“Nicole told us even before she passed that she had peace, and we were really thankful for that,” Natalie shared.

Nika continued, “Yes, things did not turn out as we hoped.We lived every day expecting full miraculous healing here on Earth and lived every day in hopes of that.

Of course, we all had our moments of fear and doubt, but we fought it and fought it.And God gave us so much peace and hope in him along the way.

We were so shocked and still shocked of her passing.” Music The band announced Arnold’s death in a social media post, which said he had “helped redefine mainstream rock music, blending post-grunge accessibility with emotionally direct songwr...