tWitch’s Mother Criticizes Memoir by Allison Holker Over Drug Claims

Connie Boss Alexander expresses concerns about the impact of the book on her late son's legacy and their family dynamics.

Allison Holker's memoir, 'This Far,' alleges she discovered a 'cornucopia of drugs' in their home after Stephen 'tWitch' Boss' death by suicide in 2022, despite no drugs being found in his autopsy.
Connie Boss Alexander, tWitch's mother, disputes the memoir's claims, stating she does not believe her son had a significant drug problem and worries about how these allegations affect his memory and legacy.
Alexander emphasizes the importance of mental health awareness but criticizes the book for potentially tarnishing tWitch's reputation and creating questions about his character.
Holker defends her memoir as a personal account meant to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention, with proceeds supporting a foundation honoring tWitch's legacy.
Family tensions have surfaced, with tWitch's mother and brother questioning the book's presentation of his private journals and expressing concerns about their limited time with his children.