In a heart-wrenching tribute on Stephen’ tWitch’ Boss’s birthday, his widow, Allison Holker, took to social media to share an intimate photo of the family visiting his grave.
Holker also wrote a moving tribute in honor of Boss, who died by suicide at the age of 40 in December 2022.
He recently opened up about their love, revealing that the famous DJ always wanted to be everyone’s “Superman”. Holker also revealed that he launched the Move with Kindness Foundation to support mental health initiatives and spread positivity.
Allison Holker Honors Boss Stephen ‘tWitch’ On His Birthday
Boss, a famous dancer and DJ known for his role as a former “Ellen DeGeneres Show” DJ, died by suicide in December last year, leaving a void in the hearts of fans and loved ones. On what would have been his 41st birthday, his wife gave a glimpse into the family’s journey through grief and honored him by posting a photo of his grave alongside a moving tribute.
Photos shared on Instagram show Holker with their children, Weslie, Maddox, and Zaia, at Boss’s grave. The atmosphere is mixed with sad reflections and happy memories, recording how the family navigates life after their beloved husband and father.
In the accompanying caption, Holker wrote, “We honor the beautiful, sweet, kind and loving Boss Stephen tWitch Laurel, forever in our hearts and minds carrying us, guiding us, and lifting us up. We feel your presence every day and will forever be grateful love for the wonderful times we shared. We feel your arms around us and holding us today. Happy birthday my love @sir_twitch_alot.”
She Opens Up About Stephen Boss’s Tragic Death
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Holker is transparent about the challenges of grief and a deep sense of loss, as she recently opened up about coping with the loss of her late husband. In an interview with People magazinehe reminisced about some of the loving moments he and the “So You Think You Can Dance” alum shared as he revealed how he always thought he could be everyone’s “Superman.”
During the conversation, Holker recalled that one of their favorite things to do was cook dinner together in the kitchen, noting how he would “hold my back every time I walked past him.”
The TV host also recalled that during meals, their family of five would participate in what they like to call “random conversations” filled with lots of laughter. Holker reflected on the authenticity of their love, describing it as “very real and very loud.”
“We always tell people that our house is like a choreographed dance,” she adds.
Allison Holker Remembers Stephen Boss As Everyone’s ‘Superman and Protector’
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Elsewhere in his very personal and touching chat Many peopleHolker shared an insight into her husband’s deep essence, describing him as someone who aspired to be everyone’s “Superman and Protector” even as he went through his own low phases.
He stated that his death affected and shocked him because “no one had any idea that he was low. He didn’t want people to know.” Holker was also surprised because he admitted that he did not understand the magnitude of his struggle despite being his partner all these years.
“It was very difficult because I couldn’t understand what was happening at the time [he died],” she shared, adding that she is committed to continuing her late husband’s legacy as the “beautiful man” he was.
The couple, known for their love stories, often share glimpses of their lives together, painting a picture of a relationship built on deep respect and connection. They married in 2013 after first meeting in 2006 at a mutual friend’s party.
Allison Holker Dances Again
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Holker celebrated her late husband’s birthday after his death after she took to the dance floor to bust some moves for the first time since his death.
In August, the TV host aired a clip of her and actress-choreographer Brittany Perry-Russell dancing to Missy Elliott’s “Bomb Introduction / Pass That Dutch.” He thanked Perry-Russell for creating a “fun” environment and making him “feel safe” during the experience.
“It really feels so good to be dancing again,” Holker wrote on Instagram. “I was overwhelmed with so many emotions. I was scared and excited. But dance has always been there for me… even now and I’m so grateful for that.”
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