tWitch's Family Pursues Legal Action Against Allison Holker Over Memoir Claims

The family of the late Stephen 'tWitch' Boss challenges allegations in Holker's book, citing inaccuracies and emotional harm.

Stephen 'tWitch' Boss' family has announced plans to seek legal counsel over claims made in Allison Holker's memoir, 'This Far: My Story of Love, Loss and Embracing the Light.'
The family, led by Boss' mother Connie Boss Alexander, alleges the book contains unproven and misleading statements about Boss' life, including claims of drug addiction and childhood sexual abuse.
Connie Boss Alexander and Boss' brother Dre Rose revealed additional tensions, including being asked to sign NDAs after Boss' death, which they claim added to their estrangement from Holker.
Holker stated her intention in writing the book was to share her story and potentially help others, but the family contends her portrayal has caused unnecessary pain and misrepresented Boss' legacy.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched by the Boss family to cover potential legal expenses as they continue to challenge Holker's narrative and seek answers.