Allison Holker continues to hold onto “beautiful memories” with her late husband, Stephen “tWitch” Boss.
Marking the third anniversary of his passing, the “Dancing With the Stars” alum shared a touching Instagram tribute honoring his legacy.
Holker’s post included heartwarming family photos with her and Boss’ kids, Weslie, 17, Maddox, 9, and Zaia, 6, along with videos of the couple’s dance routines at home.
“Today is the 3 year Stephen tWitch Boss anniversary day 12/13/2022,” Holker captioned the post. “We honor you and cherish all of our beautiful memories with you. We loved laughing, creating and dancing. We will love you forever.”
Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss Remembered By His Loved Ones
Boss’ mother, Connie Boss Alexander, shared her own emotional tribute to the “Ellen DeGeneres Show” alum. In an Instagram post, the grieving mother said her son’s death “feels like an eternity, yet somehow only a drop in time.”
“My heart will always beat waiting for the echo of yours,” Alexander wrote. “My first heartbeat… your name will always be spoken, your stories will always be shared, no matter how many times we tell them. They stay on a constant loop in our hearts.”
Meanwhile, Channing Tatum honored Boss at the Dance Hall of Fame in Los Angeles on December 3. The “Magic Mike” actor became emotional as he delivered his speech for the late dancer.
“I promised myself I wasn’t going to cry. I do this because tWitch made me laugh all the time. But to say that it is an honor to sit up here and talk about that man is an understatement, to say the least,” Tatum said in part. “He was just one of the most brilliant, bright [people]. He just loved so big and that’s why he just shines so much.”
The actor ended his tribute saying, “[tWitch] made all of us fall in love with him and rose everyone in the room. It was an honor to call him a friend.”
Heartfelt Words From Fans Pour In
Fans also took to the comments section of Holker’s post, remembering Boss’ legacy.
One fan wrote, “Oh Allison, what a beautiful tribute. I hope that you and your kids feel a mountain of love coming your way today and always.”
Another commented, “Boss Family Workouts got me through the pandemic. I’m not even a great dancer but you guys touched my soul.”
Someone added, “These dances really got me through a lot of sad moments.”
tWitch passed away by suicide at the age of 40.
