Stephen 'tWitch' Boss' Family Responds to Claims in Allison Holker's Memoir

Connie Boss Alexander and other relatives criticize Holker's portrayal of the late dancer, calling her allegations misleading and harmful.

Connie Boss Alexander, Stephen 'tWitch' Boss' mother, has publicly condemned claims in Allison Holker's upcoming memoir regarding her late son's alleged drug use and personal struggles.
Holker's memoir, set to release in February, reportedly details her discovery of hidden drugs and mentions childhood trauma Boss allegedly referenced in his journals.
Boss' family members and close friends have labeled the memoir as a 'smear campaign,' accusing Holker of tarnishing his legacy and distancing the family from his children.
Holker defended her book, stating its purpose is to share her story and potentially help others by shedding light on mental health and suicide prevention issues.
Proceeds from Holker's memoir are intended to support the Move with Kindness foundation, which she established in Boss' honor to promote mental health awareness.