Allison Holker reveals Steven ‘tWitch’s alleged addiction

Allison Holker Her reaction after receiving criticism for revealing her late husband’s drug addiction was, Stephen “tWitch” Boss.

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Here’s how Allison Holker sparked criticism and what she said while streaming Steven “Twitch” Steven’s alleged drug addiction

Earlier this week, PEOPLE revealed its latest cover story, which featured Boss’s widow, Holker. Next, share port A Common function With Holker via Instagram.

Moreover, the main tagline on the cover says: “He’s been hiding a lot.”

Additionally, People released an 18-minute video interview with Holker via YouTube. During the sit-down, Holker claimed that Boss struggled with drug addiction before his death in December 2022. Furthermore, Holker claimed she learned of her late husband’s alleged condition while preparing for his funeral.

“I was with one of my dear friends, and we were cleaning out the closet and choosing clothes for him to attend the funeral,” she said. “It was an exciting moment for me because there were a lot of things I discovered in our closet that I didn’t know were there. It was very upsetting for me to learn that there was a lot going on that I had no idea about.”

Ultimately, Holker claimed she found an “abundance” of drugs in her late husband’s belongings, which allegedly included mushrooms, pills and “other substances” that she “had to look for.”

according to Page sixDuring her interview with People, Holker acknowledged Boss’s alleged indulgence in marijuana and also “hinted” at being “sexually abused by a male character during his childhood.” Finally, Holker explained that since her husband’s death, she had read his diaries and sympathized with his “grief” and “pain.”

Ultimately, the widow reportedly said she would expand on what was shared and her grieving process in her upcoming memoir, “This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the Light.”

Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ family reacts along with Candice Dillard

Then, reality TV star Candiace Dillard resorted to this Xformerly known as Twitter, to share her disdain for Holker’s claims about her late husband.

“I’m not even going to say it. But this white woman is doing everything but protecting her black children and her black husband’s legacy. She could have kept this in her therapist’s office. SMH,” Dillard wrote.

In addition, a woman named Elle, one of TWitch’s cousins, took her place X To respond to Holker’s findings. Elle confirmed that tWitch was not a drug addict and was “trying to quit” smoking marijuana before his death. Furthermore, Elle accused Holker of making the tWitch family sign non-disclosure agreements to attend his funeral.

“She was trying to tarnish his legacy and refuse to let the Boss family see the children. Just to exploit and lie to my cousin. No,” she added.

per Page sixCourtney Anne Platt, a former friend of tWitch, shared a lengthy message via Instagramcriticizes Holker’s actions. Additionally, Boss’s brothers reportedly reposted Platt’s words via Instagram.

“This is by far the most vulgar, opportunistic and classist act I have ever seen in my entire life. We all had to sign a weird NDA to attend his funeral (even his mother who treated him like garbage the whole time and let’s just remember you wouldn’t have a husband if it wasn’t for her) Share anything Or ruin his name as if that was on anyone’s mind in the first place, and here you are writing a book with all the dirty laundry staining his name and trying to dim the bright, loyal, loving light that was Your husband, my friend. “Whether any of it is true or not is actually beside the point,” Platt wrote in part. “This is how you protect the ‘leader name’ you quickly put on your social media platforms after 48.” An hour of his death? His legacy? How to protect his children from further humiliation, harm and despair? Is this what you want them to remember about? You’re over it, you’re living your life, you’re on every carpet you can sit on, every celebrity row you can sit in, every magazine you can be in, and you had to do this? Get a journal, a therapist, a friend…but you publish a book and shamelessly share the pages of your husband’s journal? People magazine? What a joke…”

Allison Holker addresses criticism of her comments on Steven “tWitch” Boss

according to Page sixHolker has not yet directly addressed the concerns of her late husband’s family and friends. However, on Tuesday, January 6, she reportedly responded to a comment he left PEOPLE’s syndicated video post.

“This whole thing made me sad. He’s gone. Why tear up his name?” Kelly Gibson, a fitness trainer and dancer, reportedly wrote. “I was completely supportive of you moving on (moving on) and being happy, but that salary wasn’t worth his name being tarnished.”

In response, Holker reportedly wrote:

“I will always love you. Just trying to help people feel safe to ask for help and support.

At this time, tWitch’s mother, Connie Boss Alexander, has not publicly responded to Holker’s revelations and subsequent backlash.

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