The family of the late dancer Stephen “tWitch” Boss is taking issue with his widow Allison Holker’s new memoir. In an interview with CBS airing February 11, Boss’s mother and brother said Holker revealed private details about Boss by implying that he was a drug addict and he may have been sexually abused as a child.

Following the release of Allison Holker’s memoir, Stephen ’tWitch’ Boss’ mom, Connie Boss Alexander, is now seeking legal counsel. This new statement comes just one day after she and her younger son Dre Rose talked with CBS News about Boss, their relationship with Holker now, and her memoir.

The family of Stephen “tWitch” Boss is prepared to take legal action against his widow Allison Holker with claims she embellished accounts in her memoir This Far. In a statement shared to social media on Wednesday (Feb 12) by tWitch’s mother Connie Boss Alexander,

The family of Stephen “Twitch” Boss are gearing up to take legal action against his widow, Allison Holker, over claims she has made about the late DJ since his death by suicide in December 2022. The public feud was sparked by the release Holker’s memoir,

Witch’s mother, Connie Boss Alexander, said her family is “completely appalled by the misleading accounts and inconsistencies in Allison’s book.

Stephen 'tWitch' Boss' mom is planning legal action over Allison Holker's memoir. The 36-year-old dancer recently released her book 'This