Allison Holker net worth: DJ Stephen 'Twitch' Boss' widow sells their Encino home for $3.5M
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Allison Holker, renowned for her career in dance and television, has bid farewell to the Encino home she shared with her late husband, Stephen 'tWitch' Boss.
After purchasing a modern farmhouse in Los Angeles for $5 million, Holker decided to sell their former residence for $3.5 million. This decision comes 11 months after Boss's passing and signifies Holker's pursuit of a new beginning.
From fond memories to fresh beginnings
The property, which boasts six bedrooms and seven bathrooms across 4,600 square feet, holds significant sentimental value for Holker and Boss, as it was the backdrop for their cherished dance videos.
The newly built house, completed this year, offers Holker a larger living space of 5,800 square feet. It features six bathrooms, a movie theater, designer lighting, and glass doors that facilitate an indoor-outdoor living experience typical of California.
This transition symbolizes a fresh start for Holker and her children, Weslie, Maddox, and Zaia, following a challenging period.
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Allison Holker's resilience beyond personal struggles
Reflecting on the tragic passing of Boss, Holker expressed the difficulty of discussing it with her kids during an interview with Hoda Kotb in May.
Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, known for his appearances on 'Ellen DeGeneres talk show' tragically died by suicide in December 2022, leaving a note referring past challenges.
Aside from her personal life, Allison Holker has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
With a net worth estimated at $6 million, Holker gained recognition for her appearances on reality TV series like 'So You Think You Can Dance' and as a professional dancer on 'Dancing with the Stars.'
She also co-hosted the series 'Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings' alongside her late husband.
Holker took on the role of Devil Girl in VH1's 'Hit the Floor' (2013–2014) and hosted HGTV's 'Design Star: Next Gen' in 2021.
Her repertoire includes TV movies like 'High School Musical' (2006) and its sequel, 'High School Musical 2' (2007), as well as films such as 'Footloose' (2011) and 'Make Your Move' (2013).
She's been part of TV series like 'House' (2011) and co-hosted the Freeform/Disney+ show 'Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings' (2017–2020) with her husband.
