Ex-Cowboys Cheerleaders Choreographer Criscilla Anderson Passes from Colon Cancer
Criscilla Anderson, a former choreographer for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, has passed away at the age of 45 due to colon cancer. Her death was confirmed through a heartfelt Instagram post shared by a friend. Anderson’s final message indicated she found peace and was surrounded by love in her last moments.
Journey with Colon Cancer
Anderson’s battle with colon cancer was public. In a statement posted in 2021, she revealed she was fighting Stage 4 colon cancer. “When I say tomorrow’s not promised, it really isn’t,” she remarked to the dancers during her time on the CMT reality show *Making The Team*.
Her diagnosis came in 2018, when doctors gave her a terminal prognosis. Recently, she experienced a stroke that highlighted the cancer’s progression, as confirmed by an MRI scan.
Impact on the Dance Community
Beyond her role with the Cowboys, Anderson was a talented dancer and choreographer. She worked alongside prominent artists such as Britney Spears, Rihanna, and Snoop Dogg, showcasing her skills on various platforms.
Tributes from Family and Friends
Anderson’s ex-husband, country singer Coffey Anderson, paid tribute to her on social media. The couple co-parented four children and starred together in the Netflix series *Country Ever After*, which aired in 2020.
- Criscilla Anderson’s age at death: 45
- Year diagnosed: 2018
- Stage of cancer: Stage 4
- Ex-husband: Coffey Anderson
- Number of children: 4
Coffey described their children as “resilient and strong” in his emotional post. He expressed how deeply she would be missed, emphasizing that “our lives will never be the same.”
Legacy in Dance and Life
Criscilla Anderson’s legacy in the dance world remains significant. Her contributions as a choreographer and her fight against cancer have inspired many. Her last words encourage everyone to cherish their dreams and live fully.
