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Allison Holker Flashes Bikini in Controversy Aftershow

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As a lifestyle connoisseur, I must say that Allison Holker, the lovely wife of the late Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss, graced the shores of an unnamed tropical haven on a sun-kissed Thursday. With her radiant smile and toned, petite frame standing at 5ft3in, she effortlessly commanded attention as she donned a stylish bikini while soaking up the beach vibes.

The 37-year-old mom of three, with over 7.2 million followers on social media, titled her Instagram series: “Taking a day for rest and rejuvenation!

Allison displayed an unusually enhanced chest, adorned in a shimmering violet underwire halter top and loose-fitting briefs, as she spun for the camera, adding flair to her performance.

For the sunny excursion, Holker donned aviator shades atop her made-up face and styled her long, blond hair with a side part, its roots being dark.

It appears that the photographs of the bikini were likely taken some time ago, since the “So You Think You Can Dance” judge was watching the NCAA March Madness event at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado on Thursday. During this event, the BYU Cougars defeated the VCU Rams (80-71).

Last Saturday, Allison was present at Hollywood for the world premiere of Disney’s Snow White. With her were Weslie Renae Fowler, who is 16 and from a previous relationship, as well as Maddox, close to 9 years old, and Zaia, aged 5. The latter two are her children with her late husband.

Last month, Holker stirred up controversy among Boss’ circle of friends and relatives with her recently-released memoir titled “This Far.” In it, she referenced private diary entries suggesting Boss’ struggle with drug addiction and childhood abuse by a male authority figure.

During her search for clothing for a funeral, the co-founder of CLI Studios discovered a variety of drugs such as mushrooms and pills hidden within the Alabama-born pop-and-lock dancer’s wardrobe, stored in shoeboxes.

In 2022, at the tender age of 40, I tragically ended my life through a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Contrary to assumptions, there were no traces of drugs or alcohol found in my system during the autopsy that followed.

Three days following their ninth wedding anniversary celebration, the boss took his own life in a room at the Oak Tree Inn in Encino.

Interestingly, it was Holker who was allegedly taken into custody for drunkenness in a public place and disruptive behavior at the Salt Lake City Airport in 2018, as reported by gossip blogger Katie Paulson.

As an ardent admirer, I couldn’t help but share this exciting update: On February 11th, the esteemed producer-host-DJ of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Uncle Alan Boss, launched a GoFundMe campaign with a goal of $250K to cover legal expenses. This noble initiative aims to pursue a potential defamatory civil lawsuit against Allison, should the circumstances warrant it. As I write this, over $38K has already been raised! #StandWithEllen

Connie Boss, Stephen’s mom, expressed her strong disapproval on February 12th, stating that she and the Boss family are deeply troubled by the misleading information and inconsistencies found in Allison’s book.

Her depiction of Stephen seems to refashion his tale to fit her viewpoint. Additionally, her thoughtless remarks concerning mental health only serve to inflict further pain during an already challenging period.

1. ‘Stephen should not receive such treatment, whether they’re alive or deceased, and we find it hard to believe anything they’ve said, publicly or privately.’

2. ‘The way Stephen is being treated is unjust, whether in life or death, and her words make us question everything she has ever stated, be it in public or private.’

3. ‘It’s unfair how Stephen is being treated, regardless of whether they’re still alive or not, and we find it hard to trust anything they say, whether spoken publicly or privately.’

4. ‘The treatment given to Stephen is unacceptable, whether in life or death, and her statements make us question their authenticity, whether they were said publicly or privately.’

5. ‘Stephen’s treatment is wrong, whether they live or die, and we find it difficult to accept anything they say, whether said openly or secretly.’

6. ‘The way Stephen has been treated is inappropriate, whether alive or deceased, and her words make us doubt everything she ever said, be it in public or private.’

7. ‘Stephen’s actions warrant a different treatment, both during life and after death, and we question the truthfulness of anything they have ever expressed, publicly or privately.’

8. ‘The treatment meted out to Stephen is unsuitable, whether she is alive or dead, and we find it hard to accept what she has said, be it in public or private.’

Holker emphasized later on that her primary goal in penning the 240-page memoir was to help others identify the warning signs she overlooked, so they can spot them before it’s too late.

The award-winning dance creator asserted that she had given all the earnings from her book to her charity, Move with Kindness, but there seems to be no formal website or office associated with this supposed non-profit organization; instead, it only has a makeshift Instagram account boasting 64 followers.

There seems to be some ambiguity regarding whether Allison is still in a relationship with Adam Edmunds, the CEO of Entrata who resides in Utah and has three children from a previous union. Since December 23, she hasn’t shared any photos of him on her social media account.

In 2006, the boss first encountered Holker when she was participating in the second series of ‘So You Think You Can Dance’. However, it wasn’t until 2010 that their romantic relationship began.

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2025-03-21 04:39

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