Allison Holker, who was married to Stephen “tWitch” Boss and left social media a week following his terrible death, has returned to the platform.
“My UNIQUE and UNIQUELY ONE Oh, how terribly my heart hurts. We think about you all the time, “On Instagram, Allison penned a caption next to a photo that featured both her and the TV celebrity.
The two had first connected while competing on an episode of So You Think You Can Dance, and as can be seen in the video that follows, they frequently posted videos of themselves dancing together on social media.
“There is so much love coming to you and your family,” the official Twitter account for The Ellen Show tweeted, to which Ashley Tisdale responded, “Sending so much love to you and ur family.” I really hope you are able to sense it.”
Peta Murgatroyd, a professional dancer, commented on Julianne Hough’s post by saying, “Sending you all the love Allison.” Hough had previously written, “Wrapping you and your family in so much love.”
On December 14th, a statement was issued by Allison confirming the death of tWitch. Allison also issued a statement to announce the news. The office of the coroner for LA County later revealed that he had committed suicide prior to his death.
When he did not return her calls on December 13 and she realized that he had left his car at their six-bedroom, seven-bathroom residence in the Encino district, Allison immediately contacted the Los Angeles Police Department to report the incident. A call to 911 was placed from the motel after the body of the man was found because he had not checked out by the allotted time.
After meeting for the first time in 2010 on the seventh season of So You Think You Can Dance, when they both competed as all-stars, Stephen and Allison had recently celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary just four days before he passed away.
Allison was already the mother of daughter Weslie Fowler, who is now fourteen years old, and with tWitch, she welcomed another daughter, Zaia, who is now three, as well as a son, Maddox, who is now six. In 2013, they got married in a ceremony that took place in Paso Robles, California, and since then they have been co-parenting their three children.
