Jennifer Aniston expressed her sorrow on social media following the death of her friend and colleague, Stephen “tWitch” Boss. She shared a video clip of them embracing in a heartfelt statement expressing her loss upon his death at 40.
He provided “unconditional love and genuine delight” to the world with his presence, the actress said, and she wished him peace in his final resting place.
The coroner’s office concluded that tWitch committed suicide on Tuesday, December 13th, and so closed the case file. The late entertainer was most known for his appearances on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ and as a DJ on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show,’ both of which have proven hugely famous among audiences worldwide.
Aniston’s statements show how deeply she was devastated by tWitch’s loss; anyone could see from her Instagram post how much he meant to her – assuming an almost parental attitude towards him in her seriousness while simultaneously exhibiting evident fondness through their warm hug before his death.
Her comments remind us all to treasure our loved ones and remember that nothing lasts forever, as we never know when our final goodbye will be given.
With great sadness, we announce Stephen’s death, leaving behind his beloved wife, Allison, their two children, Maddox and Zaia, and his stepdaughter Weslie. Allison expressed her deep remorse for the necessity to confirm this tragic news in a statement released on December 14th. She praised Stephen for his ability to brighten each room he entered and his unwavering devotion to his family and community.
Stephen brought joy and inspiration to everyone around him and left a lasting legacy that will live on in the hearts of those who knew him. All those close to him will feel his absence, particularly their three children. During this terrible time for the family, they respectfully want the privacy and support needed to process their grief.
