Stephen “tWitch” Boss' Mom Slams Allison Holker's “Misleading and Hurtful Claims”
Stephen “tWitch” Boss' mommy is letting her viewpoint be understood.
Amidst the growing sound over Allison Holker's current interview– in which she made claims about her late spouse's substance abuse which he made allusions in a journal that he was sexually abused by a male figure as a kid– Connie Boss Alexander is knocking the accusations.
“Our household is definitely horrified by the deceptive and painful claims made about my boy, Stephen Boss,” she composed on Instagram Jan. 9, including that the publications spreading out “untruths” have “crossed every line of decency.”
“As his mom, I will not let these allegations go unanswered,” Connie included. “We will not wait while his name and tradition are tainted.”
While Connie– who kept in mind Stephen does not “deserve this”– has actually stayed primarily out of the spotlight given that he passed away by suicide in Dec. 2022, these claims triggered her to speak up openly.
“For the last 2 years, I have actually stayed peaceful and far from the general public eye to secure my household,” she composed, before attending to Stephen and Allison's kids Weslie, 16, Maddox, 8, and Zaia, 5. “My main focus has actually been on recovery and trying to stay linked to my grandchildren.”
“But when I check out these awful claims about my child, our cherished Stephen, I understood I might not remain quiet any longer,” she included. “Our household will guarantee his name and memory are safeguarded, and we are devoted to protecting his honor.”
Connie isn't the only member of Stephen's household or enjoyed ones to talk about Allison's interview.
Following the expert dancer's take a seat with IndividualsStephen's sibling Dré Rose and Courtney Ann Platt, who states she was a buddy of the couple, spoke up.
Courtney, for her part, composed on Instagram, “This is without a doubt the most ugly, egalitarian, opportunistic act I have actually ever seen in my whole life.”
The physical fitness trainer likewise implicated Allison of dealing with Connie “like trash this whole time” and called out Allison's narrative for airing “filthy laundry,” stating that in doing so, Allison is “trying to dim the brilliant devoted, caring, light that was your other half, my buddy.”
Stephen's bro Dré weighed in by resharing Courtney's post to his Instagram Story, composing, “No lies informed …”
For her part, Allison shared a declaration in which she protected her approaching narrative in addition to her choice to come forward with her claims about Stephen's life, revealing her hopes that doing so may assist somebody else who is having a hard time.
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“To fans of Stephen and our friends and family,” Allison composed in a prolonged note on her Instagram Story Jan. 8. “I wish to be clear that my only objective in composing the book is to share my own story along with part of my life with Stephen to assist other individuals.
