The tragic news of the death of Stephen “tWitch” Boss sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry. The beloved DJ and dancer, known for his appearances on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and “So You Think You Can Dance,” left the world in mourning when he took his own life on Dec. 13. After this devastating event, details of the note he left behind have emerged, shedding light on the issues he faced that led to his tragic decision…
Stephen “tWitch” Boss wrote a note before committing suicide in which he mentioned previous problems.
Stephen “tWitch” Boss left letters describing why he decided to end his life.
According to reports, well-known DJ and dancer Stephen “tWitch,” Boss left behind a note that described the difficulties he was experiencing in the days before his death.
Law enforcement sources say tWitch mentioned his previous feuds in a statement that was discovered at the scene of his death.
As previously mentioned, tWitch, a former employee of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” committed suicide on Tuesday, December 13. It was announced that tWitch had died. The day before he died unexpectedly, DJ took an Uber from his house to a nearby motel.
At the same time, he switched his phone to airplane mode so that no incoming calls would bother him. On Tuesday (Dec. 13), Allison Holker, who often left her home without a car and often ignored her phone calls, showed up at the Los Angeles Police Department in a desperate state.
She claims that her husband always answers the phone. A hotel employee discovered the TV personality in his room after he killed himself by shooting himself in the head.
What do you think of the mysterious note tWitch left behind after his death?
The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office reports that Stephen “tWitch” Boss killed himself. The coroner’s office has already closed the case of the dancer and former DJ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show who died in a motel room on Dec. 13.
The late dancer is survived by his wife Allison, three children (Maddox, Zaia, and stepdaughter Weslie), one stepdaughter, and one stepson. Allison made a statement on December 14 announcing his departure.
“I have to inform you that my husband Stephen has left us,” she said. The greatest regret is experienced. When Stephen entered the room, he turned on the light. He placed the highest importance on his neighbors, family, and friends. He firmly believed that leading with love and light was the best course of action. He was the rock of our family, the perfect husband and father, and a role model for his followers.
It would be an understatement to say he left a legacy and that his positive influence will live on, she continued. We’ll never forget him, I’m sure. We sincerely ask for your privacy during this difficult time for my sake and the well-being of our three children.
As the night ended, Allison commented, “Stephen, we love you, we miss you, and I’ll always save the last dance for you.”
On Dec. 13, Allison reported the incident to the LAPD after he didn’t answer her calls and she discovered he had left his car at their six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home in the Encino neighborhood.
He did not check out in time and the motel learned of his departure by calling 911.
Stephen and Allison recently celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary four days before his death. They originally met in 2010 when they worked together as stars on season 7 of So You Think You Can Dance.
They married in Paso Robles, California in 2013 and have been raising their three children together ever since. In addition to becoming a grandmother to son Maddox, 6, and daughter Zaia, 3, Allison already had a daughter named Weslie Fowler, who was 14.
With the untimely passing of Stephen “tWitch” Boss, the world of entertainment has lost a shining star, remarkable talent, and beloved character. His legacy lives on through the memories he created, the joy he brought to countless fans, and the love he shared with his family. It’s a stark reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and the need to have open conversations about the challenges people face.
In times like these, it is crucial to come together as a community to offer support and compassion to those who may be silently battling their own demons. Mental health struggles are a shared human experience, and by breaking down the stigma and providing resources to those in need, we can hope to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
As we remember Stephen “tWitch” Boss, let’s also reflect on the importance of reaching out to loved ones, checking on their well-being, and being there for them in times of darkness. His passing serves as a poignant reminder that even in a world of glitz and glamour, we are all vulnerable, and kindness and understanding can change the world.