Allison Holker, wife of Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss, writes tribute for his third death anniversary
Remembering tWitch: A Heartfelt Tribute Three Years Later
On the third anniversary of Stephen 'tWitch' Boss's passing, his wife Allison Holker took to social media to share a moving tribute to the beloved dancer and former co-executive producer of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Boss died by suicide in December 2022 at the age of 40, leaving behind Holker and their three children. Her post reflects a journey of grief, resilience, and enduring love.
A Message of Peace and Gratitude
In her tribute, Holker wrote about finding peace and gratitude in the memories of her late husband. She emphasized honoring love by embracing the moments that transformed their souls. Her words resonated deeply with followers, who have watched her navigate the public aftermath of Boss's death with grace. The anniversary marks a time of reflection, not just on the loss, but on the joy they shared.
A Shared History on So You Think You Can Dance
Boss and Holker met on the set of So You Think You Can Dance, where they both competed. Boss made it to the finale, placing as the runner-up to Joshua Allen, who also died in 2025 at age 36. Their shared history on the show forged a bond that continued beyond the competition. Boss later became a fixture on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, serving as DJ and co-executive producer for over eight years.
Legacy of a Dancer
Boss's impact on the dance community remains profound. His energetic performances and warm personality left a lasting mark on fans and colleagues alike. Many fellow dancers and celebrities, including former boss Ellen DeGeneres and actress Jenna Dewan, sent love and support in response to Holker's tribute.
Navigating Grief in the Public Eye
Since Boss's death, Holker has been open about her grieving process. She has shared glimpses of her healing journey, focusing on their children and the support of their extended community. The third anniversary brought a mixture of sorrow and solace, with Holker expressing gratitude for the beautiful moments they shared.
Family and Friends Rally Around
Holker's tribute prompted an outpouring of support from friends and fans. Ellen DeGeneres commented, "Sending you love," while Selma star Gale watched from afar. The reaction underscores the wide circle of people touched by Boss's life and Holker's continued strength.
Honoring Love Beyond Loss
As the third anniversary passes, Holker's words remind us that love transforms even in loss. Her tribute honors not just the memory of tWitch, but the enduring power of the bond they shared. For those grieving, her message offers a path toward peace through gratitude and remembrance.