“Shout out to all the spoken word poets out there.”Ĭlick the link above to hear Brave perform a portion of one of her spoken word rhymes. “Brave comes in love and peace and for the music,” she says. So far, Williams has avoided much of the diva drama that’s made the show so crazy in previous seasons. “I’m just so blessed that TV One brought me on,” she says.

She’s a spoken word artist turned singer and her perspective as an independent artist has made her one of the show’s most unique additions.

The Baltimore native who goes by the Instagram handle BMoreBrave, appeared on an early season of the show with the rapper Choppa, also a Baltimore native. If she looks familiar, you may remember we first met Brave on MTV’s Making The Band, back in the day. Season 3 of R&B Divas: LA premiered on Wednesday, February 11 at 10PM/ET and re-introduced the singer to the world. Not much has changed in the years since they were playing basketball in the league. At an early age, Brave embraced her musical talents. Brave Williams squares off with a West Seneca East lineman during last Friday's home game. It may be her newfound reality show diva status or just wanting to attend one of the biggest party weekends, we mean basketball tournaments of the year, but on her way she stopped to hang out with the Tom Joyner Morning Show. Meet the new Diva, young and fresh Brave Williams and watch the season premiere on February 11, 10/9c. The 7-foot-1, 400-pound senior football and basketball player from Lake Shore (Angola, N.Y.) wears a size 21 shoe and has always stood out. The newest star of Christina ‘Brave” Williams drove all the way from Baltimore to attend her first CIAA tournament this year.

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