mary j. blige sang in tyler perry's i can do bad all by myself.
mary j. blige sang in tyler perry's i can do bad all by myself.
who sings in tyler perry's i can do bad all by myself?
mary j. blige
trina appeared in the 2004 tyler perry play "meet the browns" as tracy stevens. she was also part of the play "rise", written by salt from salt-n-pepa and christopher "play" martin from the rap group kid 'n play and starred in an off-broadway production of "dreamgirls" as deena jones. in 2004, trina braxton appeared in "the walk" with eva pigford and vanessa bell. additionally, she co-starred in two independent films, including "jail party", and was host for the unbroadcast "urban idol" for upn. she also made a cameo in tyler perry's "i can do bad all by myself" as a member of a band performing with singer mary j. blige's character. in 2009, trina joined the wedding band "simply irresistible" as a lead vocalist. in 2012, trina left the band to pursue a solo music career, releasing her debut solo single "party or go home" in march 2012.
the braxtons
bullet::::- "ma rainey's black bottom" (1982), by august wilson









































bullet::::- "a madea christmas" (2011), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "madea's class reunion" (2003), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "madea's family reunion" (2002), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "madea gets a job" (2012), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "madea goes to jail" (2006), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "madea's big happy family" (2010), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "madea's neighbors from hell" (2014), by tyler perry









































bullet::::- "the maid of arran" (1882), by l. frank baum









































bullet::::- "the man who came to dinner" (1939), by george s. kaufman and moss hart
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