Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ widow, Allison Holker, recently opened up in an exclusive interview with People magazine about the shocking loss of her husband and the challenges she faced in the aftermath of his death. During the conversation, Holker revealed a previously undisclosed struggle, stating that she had discovered signs of tWitch’s drug addiction shortly before his passing. This revelation has sparked conversations online, but it has also led to backlash from tWitch’s family.
Boss’cousin, identified as Darielle, publicly accused Holker of tarnishing the late entertainer’s legacy. In a series of tweets, Darielle alleged that Holker forced the Boss family, including tWitch’s mother, to sign NDAs in order to attend his funeral. Darielle claimed that Holker has prevented the family from seeing tWitch’s children and accused her of exploiting her late husband’s name for personal gain. She expressed her frustration, saying, “I’m so tired of keeping my mouth shut… You did our family so mf dirty.”
The allegations add tension to an already emotional situation, as fans of tWitch—known for his work on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and So You Think You Can Dance—continue to grieve his loss. While Holker’s interview sought to shed light on her pain and honor her late husband’s memory, the family’s accusations have shifted attention to the complicated dynamics behind the scenes.
As the public digests both Holker’s statements and the family’s accusations, many are calling for sensitivity and understanding, emphasizing the need to protect tWitch’s legacy while respecting his loved ones’ privacy.
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