Allison Holker happening a media blitz to advertise her upcoming memoir is sparking a household feud … with kinfolk and buddies of the late Stephen “tWitch” Boss going after his widow for labeling him a drug person.
The infighting is taking part in out proper now on social media within the wake of Allison’s new interview with Individuals … and tons of soiled laundry is being aired on-line.
Courtney Ann Platt, who was buddies with tWitch and Allison, fired the primary shot Tuesday … with a protracted rant on Instagram blasting Allison for telling the media she allegedly discovered a stash of medication in tWitch’s shoeboxes earlier than his funeral.
Allison additionally says she pored over tWitch’s non-public journals after his suicide and is together with some in a brand new memoir … a choice Platt says is “by far the most tacky, classless, opportunistic act I have ever seen in my entire life.”
tWitch’s household is disputing Allison’s claims in regards to the late ‘Ellen DeGeneres Present’ DJ’s alleged drug abuse … tWitch’s brother says he wasn’t an addict, and Allison was the one utilizing unlawful substances.
In the meantime, certainly one of tWitch’s cousins says Allison is a “crazy woman” who’s “trying to tarnish his legacy” and is refusing to let his household see his children.
‘Actual Housewives of Potomac’ star Candiace Dillard Bassett is piling on too … she says of Allison, “This white woman is doing everything BUT protecting her Black children and her Black husband’s legacy. She could’ve kept this in her therapist’s office. SMH.”
tWitch’s brother and cousin say Allison is nothing however a liar … and so they’re additionally accusing her of constructing the household signal NDAs to attend his funeral, claiming tWitch’s personal mom was pressured to swear to secrecy, too.
Allison has but to instantly reply to any of the assaults from tWitch’s household and buddies … as a substitute, defending herself by reposting a fan account calling the assaults “wild.”
We have reached out to Allison for remark … thus far, no phrase again.
