Toni Braxton and Jim Jackson (basketball)

On-Screen

Jim Jackson and Toni Braxton were in an on-screen matchup in 1996.

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Jim Jackson is a 53 year old American Basketballer born on 14th October, 1970 in Toledo, Ohio. His zodiac sign is Libra

Toni Braxton is a 56 year old American Singer. Born Toni Michelle Braxton on 7th October, 1967 in Severn, Maryland, USA, she is famous for having released multiple albums, extended plays, and songs including Toni Braxton, Spell My Name, He Wasn’t Man Enough, Un-Break My Heart, Discover More, Sex & Cigarettes, Pulse, The Heat, Secrets, Snowflakes, Libra, More Than a Woman, Soul Pack: Toni Braxton, Love Shoulda Brought You Home, Breathe Again, Another Sad Love Song, I Don’t Want To, You’re Makin’ Me High, You Mean the World to Me, Seven Whole Days, How Many Ways, How Could an Angel Break My Heart (with Kenny G), Trippin’ (That’s the Way Love Works), Yesterday, Take This Ring, and Christmas in Jamaica (featuring Shaggy) in a career that spans 1989–present and 1989–present. Her zodiac sign is Libra.

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Relationship Statistics

Status	Duration	Length
Dating	1996 - 1996
Total	1996 - 1996

Once upon a time, the Dallas Mavericks drafted two future superstars, Jim Jackson and Jason Kidd. That sports fairy tale wasn’t particularly a happy one, seeing as the teammates just couldn’t get along. The reason? Apart from said squabbles, both Kidd, 42, and Jackson, 44, reportedly dated singer Toni Braxton in the same time frame. As the story goes, Braxton, 48, allegedly checked into the Mavericks’ hotel to pick up Kidd for a date, but left with Jackson instead. While both ballers denied the incident, Braxton’s silence clearly spoke volumes.

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