The sudden and untimely death of Stephen “tWitch” Boss has left the entertainment industry reeling in shock and grief.
The entertainment, music, and sports industries are in mourning following the sudden death of DJ Stephen “tWitch” Boss. Ellen DeGeneres leads the awards. “I’m heartbroken,” she says.
On Tuesday, December 13, the famous and longtime DJ of The Ellen DeGeneres Show died at the age of 40.
“It is with the deepest sadness that I have to inform you that my husband Stephen has left us. In a statement released on Wednesday (December 14), Stephen Holker’s wife, Allison Holker, said he ‘lit up every room he walked into.’
Actors, musicians, and athletes paid tribute to The Boss on social media following his tragic death, with Ellen DeGeneres describing her as “heartbroken” over his death.
“Twitch was nothing but pure light and love. I had nothing but love to give him because he was my family. I will miss him. Please offer your love and support to Allison and his three beautiful children – Weslie, Maddox, and Zaia.”
Musician Questlove wrote, “I’m speechless man,” in an Instagram post. May his family find comfort in this difficult time.
Actor and “heartwarming” comedian Ken Jeong remembered Boss on Twitter as “always full of love and joy every time I saw him.” Plus he made me laugh every time I saw him.
Heartbreaking,” NCIS actor Brian Dietzen tweeted. “This great man has been on my family’s radar for years. I never had the pleasure of meeting him, but every time he appeared on our television, he never failed to make us laugh.
Community’s Nicole Yvette Brown paid tribute to him, writing: “I’m heartbroken by this news. I’ve loved him since So You Think You Can Dance.
He was always so happy and lively. Always.”
Bridesmaids actor Paul Feig said he was “absolutely devastated by the news.”
“Stephen was such a wonderful, kind soul, bursting with happiness and good vibes. He was amazing every time we worked together, which we did many times. My heart goes out to Alison; I have no idea what demons he was battling,” Feig tweeted.
Actress Marsha Warfield (Night Court) expressed her condolences to “all who loved him.”
“I remember watching him on So You Think You Can Dance at the beginning of his season. I saw him and Allison reunite on TV,” Warfield noted. I hate the thought of him suffering so much.
Former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho sent a touching message along with a funny video of him and the Boss joking around. We’ll miss you. I appreciate you sharing my smiles and laughs all the time.
Jersey Shore DJ Pauly D said: “Damn that’s terrible news. Prayers to the family and friends of Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss.”
Robert Gryphon III, the recently retired NFL quarterback, tweeted: “Gone too soon.” Today I am praying for the loved ones and family of Stephen “tWitch” Boss.
The death of Stephen “tWitch” Boss is a reminder of the importance of mental health and seeking help when we need it. It is a tragic loss for his family, friends, and fans and his memory will be cherished for years to come.