Allison Holker has broken her silence after the funeral of her late husband Stephen “tWitch” Boss.
On Friday, January 6, she shared a tearful memorial video of her husband to Rihanna’s “Lift Me Up.”
Allison Shares In Memoriam TWitch Video
The video begins on a black-and-white still image of a smiling tWitch with “In Loving Memory of Stephen Laurel Boss” in writing.
She captioned the video, “To my husband, best friend, love, Chee-chalker, Superman and father of my children, I LOVE YOU FOREVER and ALWAYS! We will always remember you as your true beacon of light and we will continue to shine your light and love around the world. Thank you for our wonderful memories and our wonderful life shared together.”
Derek Hough commented, “A true icon. We love you Allison.”
Singer Jessie J wrote, “I’m sorry. I can’t imagine how you feel.”
“I love you, Allison. I am so sorry ? we will take Stephen with us forever ?️?️,” commented Caitlin Carver.
Another wrote, “Your strength is amazing. Your love is eternal. Look for passports from heaven from your beloved Stephen. He will send them. Thank you for being such a beautiful example of love and light to us all. May he rest in God’s arms? ?♥️.”
This is Holker’s first time posting on social media since December 21.
He is the ONE and ONLY
She shared a sweet photo of her and tWitch with the caption, “Me and ONLY Oh how my heart hurts. We miss you so much.”
A private family funeral was held in Los Angeles, CA. on Wednesday, January 4.
There will be a second, larger “Celebration of Life” party in the coming months that will allow close friends and people considered tWitch’s “extended family” to attend.
Reportedly Ellen DeGeneres and many “Ellen Show” colleagues will attend the “Celebration of Life” ceremony.
As we previously reported, the talk show DJ took his own life at the age of 40 on December 13.
Rest In Peace, Steph “tWitch” Boss
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Her “Ellen Show” family has been very vocal about her passing, and they have been honoring her in many ways on social media.
Before the holidays, DeGeneres released a Facebook message about her best friend.
The former talk show host and best friend of tWitch looks back on the 11 days since he took his own life.
“Hey everyone, erm, I just want to say that the last 11 days have been difficult for everyone. Everyone is in pain, and trying to understand it and we will never understand it,” he admitted.
Ellen then explained how everyone around the world who watches tWitch or meets her in person can “respect her.”
Ellen Urges Everyone to Honor the tWitch With Dancing & Laughing
“Holidays are hard I think, anyway. But in honor of tWitch, I think the best thing we can do is laugh, hug each other and play games, and dance and sing,” Ellen said. “That’s how we honor him, is that we do what he loves to do, which is dance. He LOVES music, he loves games, so, we did it.”
tWtich joined “The Ellen Show” in 2014 and was featured on the show until its final episode in 2022.
Ellen promoted tWitch to executive producer of her long-running daytime talk show in 2020.
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He went on to discuss what the grieving process was like.
“And I know it seems difficult, seems impossible. But that’s how we respect it and hug each other and tell each other we love each other and let people know we’re there for them and check on other people,” he added. “So, happy holidays everyone, and um, I know it’s not a happy holiday, but he’s a light hearted person like everyone in the comments said.”
Ellen ended her message by once again telling her fans, “Let’s respect him and think about him and send love to each other.”
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