Andy Lassner Remembers tWitch Amid Release of Allison Holker’s Memoir
Andy Lassner, a producer for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, recently reflected on his late friend Stephen “tWitch” Boss in light of the release of tWitch’s widow, Allison Holker’s memoir.
Lassner shared on Instagram Stories that one of his favorite things about tWitch was his genuine concern for others. He mentioned how tWitch would ask everyone how they were doing because he truly cared to know.
Following his initial post, Lassner shared a photo of tWitch with his mom, Connie Boss Alexander, expressing admiration for the love he had for his mother.
The social media posts from Lassner coincided with the release of Holker’s memoir, titled “This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the Light.”
In the memoir, Holker opened up about her relationship with her late husband before his tragic death. She also touched on the discovery of tWitch’s alleged childhood sexual abuse and struggles with drug addiction after reading his journals posthumously. tWitch passed away by suicide at the age of 40 in December 2022.
Details about Holker’s book came to light during an interview with People, where she revealed the contents of tWitch’s journals, sparking some controversy among those who knew him and his family. Lassner addressed the situation, emphasizing that tWitch’s demeanor never reflected the chaos of addiction but instead radiated light, joy, and kindness.
Lassner expressed ongoing sorrow for tWitch’s family, including his children with Holker, Zaia and Maddox, and Holker’s daughter Weslie from an earlier relationship.
The producer also acknowledged the importance of privacy and respecting tWitch’s past as an individual who may have kept certain aspects of his life private. He emphasized tWitch’s ability to maintain an outward positivity despite any internal struggles.
Lassner concluded by ensuring tWitch’s legacy as a remarkable individual, emphasizing the need to remember him as a “king.”
For those facing challenges or in crisis, support is available through resources like the 988 Lifeline or SAMHSA National Helpline for substance abuse.
In conclusion, Andy Lassner’s heartfelt reflections on tWitch highlight the complexities of human struggles and the enduring impact of kindness and love in the face of adversity.