Stephen “tWitch” Boss, known for his work as a DJ at The Ellen DeGeneres Show as well as compete and then judge on Fox So you think you can dance, he died in early December at the age of 40 only due to a reported suicide. Famous friends and fans wereted no time pay homage to Boss . Prior to his death, he had several projects in the works, with new revelations and commentary coming from HGTV.
HGTV has revealed that Stephen Boss and his wife Allison Holker are to begin production on a new series about building a real-life (life-size) Barbie Dream House in Santa Clarita, California with Term reporting that January was supposed to be the start of filming. In comments to the outlet, an HGTV spokesperson had this to say about the planned project:
Let’s take the time to consider different scenarios. But for now, our main focus remains to wish Allison and the entire Boss family the best in this difficult time.
While nothing appears to have been decided on the project, which was obviously far enough along to begin filming in January, HGTV’s top priority is to wish Boss’s widow and the rest of the family well. It’s a great feeling in what is undoubtedly a very difficult time for your loved ones.
The format of the project that Stephen “tWitch” Boss and his wife would star in would be similar A very Brady makeoverwho broke ratings records for HGTV in 2019. Although it would be a limited series of a limited number of episodes, the married couple had already proven their skills as a makeover in television.
Appeared on HGTV house partyand Allison Holker hosted the network Star design: new generation, on which Boss appeared as a guest judge. HGTV and the two were also developing a separate show, called Living the dream and focusing on the duo helping prospective buyers who have never bought a home before.
Boss and Holker also had projects underway outside of HGTV, including a dance competition show, which made sense for a married couple who had big breakthroughs thanks to appearances on Fox’s dance with the stars, which returned for the first time in previous years in 2022 with Boss as a judge. They are also said to have worked on a game show and a talk show, shortly after their deal with Dick’s Sporting Goods for sports and leisure clothing, from 2021.
Stephen Boss’ death by suicide has led to heartwarming messages being shared by those who knew him, with friend Justin Timberlake commenting that “you never know what someone is going through” and encourages Tyler Perry to do so reveals his own history with suicide attempts What were they reported early in his career . Rumors also began to spread in the days following Boss’s tragic death, with the the police come out to discredit some of them and purify the air.
Our thoughts here at 24 News Bulletin remain with Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ family, friends and loved ones during this difficult time, and it’s at least a relief to know that HGTV isn’t prioritizing their shows over their time to mourn.
Source: Cinemablend
