Stephen tWitch Boss: Age, Wiki, Death, Lifestyle, Family And Net worth

In Montgomery, Alabama, in the United States, on September 29, 1982, Stephen Laurel Boss was born. He was a hip-hop dancer, performer, and actor. He was possibly best known for finishing in second place in season four of the FOX reality show and dancing competition “So You Think You Can Dance.”

Stephen Twitch’s boss wife:

Twitch was a married man. He was wed to American dancer Allison Holker. On December 10, 2013, Twitch and Allison exchanged vows at the Villa San Juliette Winery in Paso Robles, California.

Stephen Twitch Boss Children:

The couple has three kids. Weslie Renae, a girl from Allison’s previous relationship, was born on May 26, 2008, and she is the oldest. Maddox Laurel Boss, a boy, was born on March 27, 2016, making him the second child. Zaia Boss, the third son of the pair, was born on November 6, 2019.

Education background:

Boss graduated in 2000 from Lee High School in Montgomery. Later, he moved to California and participated in Chapman University after completing his dance performance coursework at Southern Union State Community College in Wadley, Alabama.

Career history:

Boss placed second in the 2003 Star Search television talent competition and reached the semifinals of “The Wade Robson Project,” an MTV talent search competition for hip-hop dancers. He tried out for the third season of the well-known television reality show and dance competition “So You Think You Can Dance” in 2007. He didn’t place in the Top Twenty, but the same year he danced in the comedic sports movie “Blades of Glory” and the musical comedy “Hairspray.”

Death incident:

The official cause of death for Stephen “tWitch” Boss was found to be a suicide from a gunshot wound.

There were “no signs of foul play,” according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, and the case has been declared closed.

The 40-year-old dancer was located on Tuesday in the bathtub of his hotel room at the Oak Tree Inn in Encino, California, only a 14-minute walk from his house, as Page Six previously reported.

Boss’ wife, Allison Holker, called the police that morning after seeing her husband had left their house without his car, which was unusual for him.

After hearing the heartbreaking news of Boss’ death, his wife and several close relatives and friends praised him for maintaining a positive outlook despite his own internal challenges.

“I have to tell you that my husband Stephen has left us with the heaviest of hearts,” Holker began her statement to People. “Stephen radiated light wherever he went. Above all else, he placed a high value on his family, friends, and community.