Criscilla Crossland Anderson, the choreographer and reality TV personality from Netflix’s “Country Ever After,” died in early December 2025 at the age of 45 after a years‑long battle with colon cancer. Her death was shared publicly by a close friend, who posted a prepared message from Criscilla to her followers on social media.
Illness and cause of death
Criscilla was first diagnosed with colon cancer in 2018 and it progressed to stage 4 by the following year. She experienced periods of remission but the cancer later returned and spread, including to her lungs and brain, and she ultimately died from complications of the disease.
Personal and professional life
She was a professional dancer and choreographer who had performed with major pop artists and also appeared on the 2020 Netflix reality series “Country Ever After” with her then‑husband, country singer Coffey Anderson. The couple, who married in 2009 and later divorced, shared three children together, and tributes from Coffey, friends, and former colleagues emphasized her faith, strength, and dedication to her family.
