Fans and family members of Stephen “tWitch” Boss celebrated his forty second birthday on September 29. The deceased hip-hop dancer committed suicide on the age of 40 on December 13, 2022 in Encino, California.

At the time of his death, tWitch was married to a different former “So You Think You Can Dance” contestant, Allison Holker (36). The Montgomery, Alabama native died three days after the couple’s ninth wedding anniversary.

Boss and Holker got married on December 10, 2013. They have two children together, 8-year-old son Maddox and 4-year-old daughter Zaia. Boss also adopted Holker’s daughter, Weslie Fowler, 16, from a previous marriage.

September 23 Source honored tWitch posted a celebratory post on Instagram to rejoice the choreographer’s “heavenly birthday.” The website posted an old clip of him dancing alone to the song “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire.

“Happy Celestial Birthday to one of the best who missed it but wasn’t forgotten,” one commenter wrote in response to the post. Another said: “It’s so hard to believe he’s gone.”

Several web users have focused their thoughts on tWitch’s premature death, questioning what caused the daddy of three to take his own life.

“So many questions. It just doesn’t make sense,” one person wrote. Another Instagram user commented: “Gone too soon. With too many unanswered questions.

Shifting the main focus to his spouse, someone wrote: “I still look at my wife from the side.”

Last yr, on tWitch’s birthday, Holker uploaded a photograph of herself and her children at their father’s burial site. Maddox, Zaia and Weslie arrived at the positioning with various flowers to position on the grave.

“We pay tribute to our beautiful, sweet, kind and loving Stephen twitch Laurel Boss,” Holker’s Instagram caption read. “Forever in our hearts and minds, carrying us, guiding us and lifting us up. We feel your presence every day and we will be forever grateful for the beautiful moments we experienced together.”

Holker didn’t repeat her birthday on Instagram in 2023 for tWitch in 2024. newest addition her IG page from 4 days ago featured a photograph of her, Maddox, Zaia, and Weslie wearing black outfits and no shoes. She didn’t mention the Boss.

Over the past few months, Holker’s relationship status has modified. The Utah-raised television personality began dating Entrata’s 45-year-old CEO, Adam Edmunds. Their relationship sparked negative reactions from social media users who accused Holker of fixing his mind too soon.

She and Edmunds began their “soft launch” as a pair with Photo from Instagram August 28. Their official public debut took place on September 7 during New York Fashion Week 2024.

“I never thought I’d be able to have it again,” Holker said “Nas” weekly. about dating a tech company entrepreneur. “I actually feel like I’ve found such a wonderful love and support system from someone.”

While Holker selected to not rejoice her late spouse’s forty second birthday on Instagram, the tWitch mother remembered her son, a former DJ and producer of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

“Happy birthday Booboo! (I know, I can only use a nickname on special occasions). #29DAYSOFSTEPHEN culminates in honoring and celebrating you on your birthday” – Connie Boss Alexander expressed on her Instagram account.

Alexander also wrote, “I tried to think of something profound to say… there is nothing deeper than to say that you were and are such a blessing on this day that you made your arrival my firstborn, the gift of God.”

Stephen “tWitch” Boss became a national figure after winning second place on the fourth season of Fox’s reality competition series “So You Think You Can Dance.” He later became Ellen DeGeneres’ on-screen sidekick on the comedian’s daytime talk show before taking up the role of co-executive producer of the show.

Jamie Foxx and his recent girlfriend tried to spend the weekend cozy while paparazzi took photos of them, causing fans to mock the actor’s dating style.

Photos of the 56-year-old “Ray” actor holding hands with his girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp as they left the Catch Steak restaurant in Los Angeles hit the Internet on Friday and went viral.

Seemingly loving one another’s company, the 2 rushed out of the restaurant before jumping into his vivid red Ferrari F8 and driving away.

In the video, Foxx may be seen wearing oversized Wayfarer sunglasses, a black Amiri hoodie and matching sweatpants sent by the Daily Mail. Huckstepp also looked sporty in an all-black two-piece while holding a matching leather jacket. As the “Dreamgirls” star put her within the automotive, he said, “Watch your coat, honey.”

Another image two holding hands shared on Instagram by People magazine, where fans were quick to comment on the Oscar winner’s love for white women.

“He loves him like nilla,” one person noted, while one other asked, “What’s going on with him and these white women?”

Some users expressed frustration, with one stating, “He doesn’t date his sisters,” but was corrected by a joker who said, “I’m sure he dates his sisters, mother, aunt, etc.”

The conversation continued, with one user adding: “He has serious identity issues.”

Another said, “Never try your hand at it and there’s nothing wrong with dating people outside your race, but my problem is that that’s all you date.”

“And you guys dragged his daughter for not marrying a black person,” a third person joked. “You knew rattling well the apple didn’t fall too removed from that tree. Lots of snickers. By the best way, for a moment I assumed it was you.

Foxx’s dating resume is interesting to say the least, including several high-profile relationships with a bevy of non-black women. The mother of his oldest daughter, Corinne, is white US Air Force veteran Connie Kline. Corinne is also colorblind and recently married Joe Hooten, a white television executive, in September.

Additionally, Foxx’s youngest daughter, Anelise, was born to Kristin Grannis, one other white woman.

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From 2013 to 2019, Foxx was in a highly publicized relationship with actress Katie Holmes, who was previously married to Tom Cruise. However, he often avoided revealing their status when asked during job interviews.

The “In Living Color” star dates white women so often that rumors spread that he was cloned after a mysterious illness in 2023.

Foxx used it as a joke during his acceptance speech this spring on the Producers’ Award ceremony on the seventh Annual AAFCA Special Achievement Awards presented by the Association of African American Film Critics for his company Foxxhole Productions.

“I’ll tell you in my own way, it’s going to be called ‘What Had Happened Was,’ and it’s going to be all the things that have happened, especially on our side of our community,” Foxx said.

“N-gas will come up with anything… ‘It’s a clone!’” he recalls. “Even once they saw me, ‘It’s not him. This is not bloody Jamie. It’s a maple.”

The “Blame It (on the Alcohol)” singer continued with a joke: “I’m on a boat (waving) ‘It’s a maple.’ I jumped out of the car to save this black woman’s purse and I take a picture: “That’s not f**king Jamie, that is a clone.”

“Then they saw me with a white girl: ‘It’s Jamie!’ You know he loves those white female dogs. That’s why I didn’t think I’d get this award. “I’m not black enough,” he said, joking to the audience.

Foxx didn’t exclusively date white women. He has dated quite a few women of color over the past 20 years, including Sela Vave, Leila Arcieri, his alleged former collaborator Garcelle Beauvais, and even Stacey Dash.

However, his relationship with Huckstepp could also be quite serious as she has been in Foxx’s life for not less than two years and has been a part of his support system as he has passed through recovery from medical complications.

They were first seen on the 2022 Cannes Film Festival and nevertheless on the world premiere of the actor’s vampire film “Day Shift” in August 2022.

Still going strong, Foxx and Alice, 30, were spotted stepping out hand-in-hand with Nobu Malibu on September 23, the day after Corrine’s wedding. While race and age may not matter to some, they definitely do to others.

“He dated a woman the same age as his daughter, it’s weird.” he said one person, one other added: “Anyone who dates partners the same age as their kids…no!!”

Chris Brown and his long history of legal troubles and alleged harassment might be the subject of an upcoming documentary from ID Network, the same network that tackled Nickelodeon’s dark past in the docuseries “Silence on Set.”

“Chris Brown: A History of Violence,” which premieres October 27 at 9 p.m. ET on ID, will kick off ID’s third annual “No Excuses for Abuse” campaign, which falls on Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. The documentary will delve into the legal issues facing the 35-year-old “Forever” singer, including high-profile cases of domestic violence and allegations of assault and sexual assault.

According to the logline of the documentary, per Diversity“Chris Brown: A History of Violence” will delve into Brown’s history of abuse, including his difficult childhood growing up in Virginia. The film will even explore the lasting impact of the cycle of abuse and ultimately ask the query: “How does a man with such a violent past in the media maintain his superstar status?”

The documentary will feature expert cultural commentary in addition to “thoughtful reflections” on each survivor’s experiences and stories.

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Brown’s troubles in the public eye began in 2009, when a physical altercation together with his then-girlfriend Rihanna sent her to hospital with serious facial injuries. At that point, Brown pleaded guilty to assault and accepted a plea deal. Since then, Brown has continued to rack up allegations and make headlines for problematic behavior, including accusing a lady of sexual assault in 2018 (the suit was settled out of court). Back in June, Brown made news after he was sued over an alleged fight that took place backstage at one among his concert events between him and men who were reportedly there for the meeting.

The trailer for the latest documentary “The Identifiers” reveals a brand new accuser, whose identity is hidden, who brings further allegations against Brown.

“I haven’t spoken about it publicly, but that’s the only way to stop it,” the accuser says in the trailer.

Fresh off the premiere of “The View” documentary, co-host Sunny Hostin will lead a conversation on intimate partner violence.
“Throughout my career, I have always made it a priority to be a fierce defender of women and children,” Hostin said in a press release to Variety. “Domestic violence is a very close and personal issue for me as I reflect on my past as a prosecutor handling these types of cases and on my role as a mother and a public figure whose actions inform and help shape the next generation. This issue is a widespread epidemic that knows no socioeconomic boundaries, which is why I am dedicated to advancing and continuing this crucial conversation. The more we know, the better we can help promote change as a society.”