Stephen “tWitch” Boss, the well known DJ on Ellen Degeneres‘ talk program, is dead … and TMZ has actually discovered it seems a suicide.
Law enforcement sources inform us Stephen’s other half Allison Holker faced an LAPD station Tuesday, and she was frenzied since she stated Stephen had actually left house without his cars and truck — something that was not like him at all.
We’re informed, a brief time later authorities got a require a shooting at an L.A. hotel … and they discovered Stephen there, dead from an obvious self-inflicted gunshot injury.
Holker informs People, “Stephen lit up every room he stepped into. He valued family, friends and community above all else and leading with love and light was everything to him. He was the backbone of our family, the best husband and father, and an inspiration to his fans.”
She continues, “Stephen, we love you, we miss you, and I will always save the last dance for you.”
Stephen began DJing on Ellen’s display in 2014, and was with her till the program ended in May 2022. He had actually ended up being an executive manufacturer on the program in 2020.
He actually got his huge break in showbiz in 2008, when he was runner-up on “So You Think Can Dance.”
He went on to do some performing, landing numerous functions where he might flaunt his dance abilities. Stephen played Jason in the ‘Step Up’ film franchise, and he was likewise in “Magic Mike XXL.”
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The last time our photogs got him out around L.A. was back in September, and he spoke to us about life after ‘Ellen’ … sounding quite delighted to have more time with his household.
Stephen hosted numerous truth programs … most especially, he and Allison hosted “Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings” together on Disney+.
The couple fulfilled on the all-star season of ‘SYTYCD” — they were both contending — and they got wed in 2013. Allison and Stephen had actually simply commemorated their 9-year anniversary this past Saturday.
They had 3 kids. Stephen was 40 years of ages.
RIP
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