Allison Holker Talks Kids Coping After Stephen "tWitch" Boss' Death
Allison Holker is dancing again.
The So You Think You Can Dance star has shared her first new dance videos since the death of her husband, fellow dancer and choreographer Stephen "tWitch" Boss last year.
On Aug. 23, Allison posted a clip of her and daughter Weslie, 15, dancing to a remix of "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic on TikTok. She captioned the clip, "When your life is a mess but you just trying to vibe."
Weslie commented, "Lol we're funny," and her mom responded, "Hahahha…love you."
Then on Augคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. 26, Allison, 35, shared on TikTok a video of herself and friend Brittany Russell dancing to Missy Elliott's 2003 track "Bomb Intro / Pass That Dutch." She captioned the clip, "Excited to be back."
Allison posted the same video on Instagram, writing, "Truly felt so good to dance again. I was overwhelmed with so many emotions. I was both scared and excited. But dance has always been there for me… even now and I am so grateful for that. And thank you @bperryrussell for making it so fun and making me feel safe!"
photosAllison Holker & Stephen "tWitch" Boss': Romance Rewind
Allison last shared a dance video January, when she posted a throwback clip of herself dancing with Stephen, captioning the post, "Our love language."
TikTok / Allison Holker
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For years, the Ellen DeGeneres Show DJ and his wife had often shared videos of themselves dancing, sometimes with their kids. Stephen, also a dad to their youngest children Maddox, 7, and Zaia, 3, died by suicide at age 40 last December.
Instagram / Allison Holker
In May, Allison spoke about coping with her husband's death and the possibility of dancing again.คำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง
"That's gonna be a big step for me," she told People, "but I know that I'll get there. He's guiding me on this path."
Look back at heartwarming photos from Allison and Stephen's family album below:
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