An unshakeable mood of somberness fills the air as news surfaces that vibrant and happy television personality Stephen “tWitch” Boss has committed suicide.
There’s Speculation on What Made Stephen Take His Life
Stephen seemed to have the most perfect life. A beautiful wife, lovely and healthy children and a successful career. People’s minds are boggled as to what would make the “Stomp the Yard: Homecoming” actor feel so “miserable to death”, literally. Especially when videos are going viral showing him smiling, dancing, and happy. Physical activity, especially dancing normally cheers a person up. So it must have been something detrimental tugging on his mental health. Not to mention he and his wife had just celebrated nine years of marriage three days prior.
Additionally, Stephen’s wife told police there were no signs of depression or suicidal thoughts whatsoever. However, the red flag that was unintentionally overlooked was that when he left home. he left his car keys.
He was mourned on social media Wednesday by many who shared videos of him dancing and their memories.
“A kind soul and a sweet person.. that is how I will remember Twitch… This was his 40th birthday party .. my heart goes out to his family especially Allison and their beautiful kids.. this is devastating… I love you brother and will miss you dearly,” daytime TV host and comedian Loni Love tweeted.
Born in Montgomery, Alabama, Boss earned his nickname as a child when he couldn’t sit still.
He graduated from Lee High School in Montgomery in 2000 and went on to study Dance Performance at Southern Union State Community College and Chapman University. He’s played in several movies to include but limited to “Hairspray”, “Blades of Glory” and the “Hip Hop Nutcracker.”
Stephen Boss Said He Was Grateful for Family 2 Weeks Before His Death
Just two weeks before taking his life he said he was “thankful for life.”
“Thankful for family. Thankful for health. Thankful for love. Thankful for life,” the former “Ellen DeGeneres Show” DJ captioned an Instagram photo on Nov. 24 while celebrating Thanksgiving with his family.
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“Sending y’all so much love from our family to yours. ,” he added with the hashtags #bossfamily and #turkeyday.
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