Toni Braxton

Appeared as a contestant on the seventh season of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars"

Signed to Atlantic Records

Ended her contract with Blackground Records

Performed a year long run of "Toni Braxton: Revealed" at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas

Recorded a song with Il Divo titled, "The Time of Our Lives," which was used as the official FIFA World Cup anthem

Released her fifth album, "Libra"

Left Arista and signed with Blackground Records

Released fourth studio album, "More Than a Woman"

Made feature acting debut as Jada Pinkett Smith's glamorous rival in the comedy, "Kingdom Come"

Released her third album, "The Heat"

Reconciled with LaFace/Arista Records

Filed for bankrupcy (February)

Made Broadway debut playing the role of Belle in Disney's musical, "Beauty and the Beast"

Embroiled in a contract dispute with LaFace and Arista Records

Released sophomore album, "Secrets," with the hit singles "Un-break My Heart" and "You're Making Me High"

Played herself in a concert themed episode of "Roc" (FOX)

Released self-titled debut album, featuring the hit singles "Breathe Again" and "You Mean the World to Me"; sold more than 11 million copies

Contributed three tracks to the soundtrack of Eddie Murphy's "Boomerang," including "Give U My Heart," a duet with Babyface

Signed solo contract with LaFace records

The Braxtons signed to Arista Records; their first single, "Good Life" was released in 1990

Began acting lessons, working with former "Roc" star Ella Joyce

Began performing with her sisters as The Braxtons in the late 1980s

First performed in her church choir