Allison Holker has reacted after receiving criticism for airing her husband's alleged drug addiction, Stephen "tWitch" Boss.

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Here's how Allison Holker sparked criticism and what she had to say about Stephen "tWitch" Boss' alleged drug addiction on air

Earlier this week, PEOPLE magazine unveiled its latest cover story, featuring Boss's widow, Holker. Then, the outlets a joint position With Holker via Instagram.

Also, the main tagline on the cover: "He hid so much."

Additionally, PEOPLE released an 18-minute video interview with Holker YouTube. During the hearing, Holker said Boss was suffering from drug addiction before his death in December 2022. Holker further alleged that she learned of her husband's alleged condition while preparing for his funeral.

"I was with one of my really dear friends, and we were cleaning out the closet and picking out an outfit for the funeral," she said. "It was an emotional moment for me, I discovered a lot of things in our closet that I didn't know existed. It was very disturbing for me to know that there was so much going on, I had no clue (about it)."

Ultimately, Holker said she found a "cornucopia" of drugs in her husband's belongings, allegedly mushrooms, pills and other substances she "had to look at."

according to Sixth pageIn an interview with PEOPLE, Holker acknowledged Boss's alleged indulgence in marijuana and also "hinted" that she was "sexually abused by a male figure in her childhood." Finally, Holker explained that since her husband's death she had read his diary entries and developed empathy for his "sadness" and "pain".

Ultimately, the widow announced that she would be sharing what she shared and her grieving process in her upcoming memoir, 'This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the Light'.

The family of Stephen "tWitch" Boss reacts with Candiace Dillard

It was later adopted by reality star Candiace Dillard Xformerly known as Twitter, to share disdain for Holker's allegations about her late husband.

"I won't even say it. But this white woman is doing everything BUT protecting her black son and her black husband's legacy. He could keep this in his therapist's office. SMH,” Dillard wrote.

He was also taken in by a woman named Elle, one of tWitch's cousins X To react to Holker's revelations. Elle confirmed that tWitch had no drug addiction and was "trying to quit" smoking marijuana before her death. Elle also accused Holker of making tWitch's family sign NDAs to attend her funeral.

“He has been trying to tarnish his legacy and refuses to let the Boss family see the children. To exploit and LIE on my cousin. Hell no," he added.

Per Sixth pageCourtney Ann Platt, a former friend of tWitch, shared a lengthy message via InstagramExploding Holker's actions. Additionally, Platt's words were reportedly reposted by Boss's brothers via Instagram.

"This is by far the worst, most classless and opportunistic act I've ever seen in my entire life. We all had to sign a weird NDA to attend his funeral (including his mother, who you've treated like trash all along and let's remember you wouldn't have a husband even if it wasn't) don't share anything or spoil his name in the first place like that and here and write a book with all the dirty laundry trying to smear his name and put out the light, Your husband was lovely, my friend. Whether any of this is true is beyond the question," Platt wrote in part. "This is how you protect the 'Boss name' you so quickly dropped on your social media platforms 48 hours after his death? His legacy? This is how you protect his children from further humiliation, pain and disappointment? Is this what you want to be remembered about him? Move on you've got it, you're living your life, you're on every carpet you can get, every celebrity row you can sit on, every magazine you can be in and you had to do this?Get a magazine, a therapist, a friend… but if you publish a book, shamelessly sharing the pages of your husband's magazine? What a joke…”

Allison Holker hits back at critics for comments about Stephen "tWitch" Boss

according to Sixth pageHolker has yet to directly address the concerns of her husband's family and friends. However, on Tuesday, January 6, he reportedly replied to a comment left A joint video release from PEOPLE.

"This whole thing made me sad. He's gone Why break his name?" Kelly Gibson, a fitness trainer and dancer, reportedly wrote. "I totally supported you moving on and being happy, but this payoff wasn't worth dishonoring his name."

In response, Holker wrote:

"I will always love you. I try to help people feel safe to ask for help and support.'

At this time, tWitch's mother, Connie Boss Alexander, has not publicly reacted to Holker's revelations and subsequent backlash.

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