Netflix star announces her own death in heartbreaking social media post

Criscilla Anderson sadly passed away at the age of 45.

Criscilla Anderson, who starred in Netflix reality show Country Ever After, sadly passed away at the age of 45 following a battle with colon cancer.

In a post shared via her friend Lindsey Villatoro's account, Anderson wrote: "My sweet community, If you’re reading this, I’ve finally slipped into the arms of Jesus — peacefully and surrounded by love.

"Please don’t stay in the darkness of this moment. I fought hard and I loved deeply. I am not gone… I’m Home."

The reality star wrote directly to her children - Ethan, Emmarie and Everleigh, as well as her stepdaughter, Savannah in the message.

"My babies… I am watching over you. When a moment feels warm, familiar, or too beautiful to be coincidence — that’s me. I’m still mothering you. I’m still yours. #everybutterfly."

She continued: "To my circle of women — my sisters.

"Thank you for holding me when I couldn’t stand, wiping my tears, taking me to appointments, and making me laugh. You were God’s hands in my life for years.

"To my family…thank you for loving me so unconditional. Please take care of one another — my love is still wrapped around you."

Criscilla was first diagnosed with cancer in 2018, before going into remission in 2021, however, in 2022 she was told that the cancer had returned.

Criscilla's ex-husband, Coffey Anderson, shared a post following her passing, describing her as having defined 'strength and fighter'.

"Criscilla defined strength and fighter like no other person on the planet," he said.

"Heaven gained a star today."