Stephen “tWitch” Boss’s family speaks out for the first time following the release of Allison Holker’s book. In a recent interview on CBS Mornings with Gayle King, Connie Boss Alexander and Drè Rose voiced their opinions on Holker’s memoir, “This Far: My Story of Love, Loss and Embracing the Light.”
Rose expressed disappointment in how the information was shared publicly, feeling that the family should have been informed first before learning about it through the media. He referenced Holker’s interview with People where she revealed details about tWitch’s struggles before his death.
When asked if they were interested in reading tWitch’s journals, which Holker mentioned contained personal information about his challenges, both Alexander and Rose expressed curiosity. Alexander mentioned wanting to feel closer to her son by reading his thoughts and gaining a deeper understanding of him. Rose emphasized the importance of seeing the journals in their entirety to uncover all aspects of tWitch’s life, including personal and marital details.
The family’s open and honest discussion on tWitch’s journals reflects their desire to truly understand and remember him. This story is developing, so stay tuned for more updates.