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Entertainment · November 3, 2026

Nicole Taylor, Country Singer of Identical Triplets Band Taylor Red, Dead at 35

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Nicole Taylor, a member of the country music trio Taylor Red (formerly Red Roots), has died at the age of 35 following a battle with stage three breast cancer. Her identical triplet sisters, Nika and Natalie Taylor, announced her passing via a social media video on November 2, specifying that she died on September 28 at her home in Nashville. The group, known for their 2021 viral hit 'Country Money,' had been active since 2011. The sisters described Nicole's 2022 diagnosis as 'very aggressive' but highlighted her resilience, noting she continued to participate in CrossFit while undergoing chemotherapy and maintained her religious faith throughout her illness.

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Reported by multiple outlets

  • Nicole Taylor died at the age of 35
  • She was a member of the country music trio Taylor Red with her identical triplet sisters Nika and Natalie Taylor
  • The cause of death was stage three breast cancer
  • She was diagnosed in 2022
  • The diagnosis was described as 'very aggressive'
  • The sisters announced her passing via a YouTube video

Reported by only some outlets

  • Nicole Taylor died on September 28
  • She died at her home in Nashville, Tennessee
  • The group was formerly known as Red Roots and formed in 2011
  • The group gained a massive following on TikTok and YouTube and went viral in 2021 for the song 'Country Money'
  • The family announcement video was shared on November 2
  • Nicole participated in CrossFit while receiving chemotherapy
  • Nicole experienced a sense of peace after being prayed over at church following her diagnosis

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