It’s only been three days since Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss tragically took his own life. Fans were amazed when his wife Allison Holker Boss broke the news of the tragic loss, after which the So you think you can dance contestant turned judge Yes Ellen DeGeneres show DJ committed suicide. In the short time since the esteemed dancer ended his life, rumors have begun to surface from those trying to make sense of the heartbreaking loss. But police have come forward to debunk some of those rumors, also revealing that the dancer left behind what is believed to be a suicide note alluding to past “fights”.
One of the more persistent rumors surrounding the DJ’s unfortunate death is that he somehow lost his life savings. However, second page 6 investigators discovered a final message from Boss near the scene of his death, which contained vague references to past problems he had faced.
While it’s unclear what “issues” the dancer was referring to, sources familiar with the matter said. Load there is “no truth” to the claims that he had lost his life savings. Earlier this week, the Los Angeles County coroner confirmed that the So You Think You Can Dance alum died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Boss was only 40 when he died.
Allison Holker Boss reportedly ran to a nearby police station after her husband left their home without his car and also made the inappropriate decision to turn off her phone. She claims there were no marital problems before her husband’s disappearance.
The news of tWitch’s death came as a huge shock to those close to the dancer, as the cheerleader kept busy despite the high-profile ending of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. DeGeneres and many others paid tribute to Stephen following the sad news of her passing. The comedian was a longtime fan So you think you can danceThey were introduced to the former finalist in 2014 after DeGeneres asked for her help with a dance routine on her show. The two hit it off, and Boss joined the Daytime Emmy Award-winning talk show as a resident DJ, eventually taking over executive producer duties in 2020.
Though the show faced a lot of turmoil in its later years due to allegations about DeGeneres’ behavior, Boss always remained positive in handling such grievances and always praised DeGeneres herself.
She was a ray of sunshine and brought her warm, infectious smile to every room, apparently everyone who knew the tWitch said or said. The loss of the ballerina is also a heartbreaking reminder that you never know what personal battles someone else is facing.
We at 24 News Bulletin would like to send our thoughts and condolences to the family, friends and anyone touched by the life of Stephen “tWitch” Boss during this time of grief.
If you or someone you know is having thoughts of self-harm, call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline on 988.
Source: Cinemablend
