Allison Holker thank you for your support after the tragic death of your husband, Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss.
The video is almost two minutes long Instagram On Saturday, the 35-year-old dancer thanked her followers for their messages of “support” as she and her three children – a 14-year-old daughter. Wesley6 years Maddoxand 3 years Zaya – going through such “challenges and emotions” time after The Ellen DeGeneres Show DJ passed away two months ago. He stated:
“I just want to say thank you for all the love and support you have sent to me and my family during this time. It is very challenging and emotional, but you have brought a lot of hope and inspiration to us by sharing your stories and memories and time and the different ways that Stephen affects your life. It brings us so much hope and inspiration. He is a person who is just beautiful, and he lives from love and makes you feel a certain way.
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Allison went on to say that her family has always made it their mission to bring joy to everyone “from dance or love” and promised not to “change” – although it will be different after Stephen’s death:
“My family and I have always said that we want to make sure that our goal is fulfilled by bringing joy to people, joy in people’s homes, from dance or love – and that will not change for us. It will feel a little different, but we know that is our goal, and still will do until now. May we remember the feelings that were given and remember that we can still move from there. We can still move and choose love, and we can still choose mercy and we can still choose kindness.
At Dance With The Stars The alum concluded his message by saying he will “always be there” for his fans:
“And I’ll always be there for you, and I thank you for this moment. It’s been a long time for us, thank you. And I hope you remember how special you are and how much of an impact you have on the world and keep going from there . We love you.”
Please continue to send love and light to Allison and her family. You can watch the entire emotional video (below):
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[Image via Allison Holker/Instagram]