Connie Boss Alexander, the mom of the late Stephen “tWitch” Boss, has damaged her silence to reply to what she describes as “hurtful and deceptive claims” made by her son’s widow, Allison Holker. Holker opened up about discovering hidden elements of Boss’s life, together with drug use, which she says solely got here to gentle after his demise in December 2022. Taking to Instagram on January 9, Alexander shared a heartfelt assertion condemning current allegations about her son and the media shops she accused of perpetuating these narratives.
“Our household is deeply appalled by the false and damaging claims about my son, Stephen,” Alexander wrote. “The publications spreading these untruths have crossed each line of decency. As his mom, I refuse to let these accusations go unanswered. We won’t stand by whereas his title and legacy are tarnished. He deserves higher, and so do his youngsters.” “I’ve stayed out of the general public eye to concentrate on therapeutic and staying related to my grandchildren,” she continued. “However studying these dreadful claims about my child—our beloved Stephen—made it clear that silence is not an choice.”
Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ Mom & Spouse Defend Their Statements In opposition to Every Different
Regardless of the backlash, Holker defended her intentions within the PEOPLE video, suggesting she needed to encourage others to hunt assist. In a response to a commenter questioning her actions, Holker wrote, “I’ll all the time love [tWitch]. I’m simply attempting to assist individuals really feel protected to ask for help.” Assist for Alexander poured in from social media customers who expressed solidarity and shared their outrage on the ongoing controversy.
Alexander’s message stays clear: her son’s reminiscence and the love he impressed won’t be overshadowed by controversy. The grieving mom’s resolve has resonated with many who’re calling for a concentrate on therapeutic and respect throughout this troublesome time.
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