Allison Holker explains her book about life with her husband, Stephen

Allison Holker He released an official statement after an intense few days of being a trending topic. We’re only halfway through the week, but this is the second time she’s addressed social media concerns over intimate details she revealed about her life with her late husband and his alleged drug addiction. Steven ‘tWitch’ Boss He died in December 2022 From self-harm. He was 40 years old.

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In her statement, she spoke about the upcoming release of her book, “This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the Light.” She addressed Stephen’s family, friends and supporters on Instagram Stories and shared that she hopes to help another family with her book. She admitted that she will “never know what really happened” and that she is trying to put together what pieces she can.

“If you decide to read the book, I hope you will see my intention is to celebrate the love and life I shared with Stephen and our three beautiful children, as well as the more complex aspects of our lives. I hope that by sharing our full story, I may be able to help someone else who may see themselves or a loved one In Stephen.

Alison added that she hopes sharing will help another family “catch up on some of the red flags” they missed before it’s too late. Holker also explained that her writing was based on two years of conversations with the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Defense Line (the mental health community). Proceeds from the book will benefit her Move with Kindness Foundation to honor her husband. Swipe below to see the entire statement.

“I hope we never need to lose another husband, brother, father or friend to suicide. I believe that if Stephen were able to choose, he would choose to have his story told if it meant saving a single life. Much love to all those who have supported our family these many years .

What led to Allison Holker’s second statement

From the looks of it, Alison has already begun her press campaign to release the book next month. Social media has come into being since then People issued a picket With Alison earlier this week. In it, she reveals that drugs were found in Stephen Boss’s closet while she was cleaning it out and choosing clothes for the funeral.

Social media wasn’t feeling the hour honest, and Stephen Boss’s alleged cousin wasn’t named Darrell. The relative made surprise accusations on Darrell also accused Holker of “trying to tarnish” Stephen’s legacy.

Alison has not addressed his cousin directly yet. However, she responded to another user who said she was insulting Twitch through her interview with PEOPLE. “Just trying to help people feel safe by asking for help and support.” she wrote in the comments section.

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