tWitch’s Cousin Dariel Calls Out Madwoman Alison Holker

Alison HolkerThe revelations about her late husband, Stephen Twitch Boss, in a recent interview have angered members of his family, including his cousin Dariel, who has taken to social media to vent her frustration.

Dariel isn’t the only one who called out Holker in the interview, as Real Housewives of Potomac alum Candiace Dillard also slammed her.

During the interview, Holker revealed that tWitch struggled with drug addiction and kept some painful secrets from her.

Holker’s interview with PEOPLE magazine causing great tension between her and her late husband’s family.

After the interview, tWitch’s cousin, Dariel, reached out to X to share her thoughts in an exit message. In one of her posts, she said she was tired of being silent and accused Holker of mistreating the tWitch family.

Daryal wrote“I’m so tired of keeping my damn mouth shut bro. You have defiled our family so much.’

U another postDariel claimed that Holker forced her and the tWitch family to sign an NDA to attend his funeral and prevented them from seeing his children.

She wrote, “Yeah idgaf about the NDA. This crazy woman made me and his real family sign an NDA just to even attend the funeral. She tried to tarnish his legacy and refuses to let the Boss family see the children. Only to use and LIE on my cousin, no.

The TV presenter reacted in a similar way to the interview, slamming the widow tWitch.

Dillard wrote“I’m not even going to say it. But this white woman will do anything but protect her black children and her black husband’s legacy. She could have kept it in her therapist’s office. SMH.”

When a fan suggested that Holker intended to raise awareness about mental illness and drug addiction, Dillard answered“She (Holker) could have easily pitched this story to Essence or Ebony, where they would care to share such a tragically intimate story of the plight of the black man against himself.”

Holker revealed that she discovered a “cornucopia” of drugs and “other substances” hidden in her late husband’s shoe boxes when she cleaned out his closet and picked out his burial clothes.

She said: “It was a very emotional moment for me because I found a lot of things in our closet that I didn’t know existed. I was very alarmed to learn that there was so much going on that I had no idea (roughly).”

While the revelation scared Holker, it helped her realize that tWitch “was going through so much and he was hiding so much, and there must have been a lot of shame in that.”

Holker said she looked through tWitch’s journals after his death to find clarity and closure. At the same time, she found out that he hid painful secrets from her.

According to her, tWitch has figured out so much inside and tried to self-medicate to deal with his feelings because he didn’t want to share the burden with anyone because of his love for everyone.

She also revealed that he had hinted at being sexually abused by a man as a child and “didn’t want other people to take on his pain”.

Holker said, “Reading Stephen’s diaries and even going back to the books he was reading and what he was emphasizing and underlining really gave me a better idea of ​​where he was in life and what things he was struggling with. made me feel great empathy for him and sadness for all the pain he was holding.”

Holker, who has three children with the late tWitch, will release her memoir, It’s Far, in which she talks about her journey to healing after her husband’s death. The book will be released on February 4.

The mother-of-three explained: “It was really hard to put all the pieces together. Through certain discussions, even with friends and what was said, reading his journals … you realize that he went through a lot as a child and never faced it.”

Holker also hoped that someone struggling in silence would be saved because she shared tWitch’s hardships.

She said: “It’s hard to think that he’s never opened up to someone and wanted to face it, come out the other side. I really hope that people who are dealing with the same thing will help themselves to come out of the shadows and (know) you will be okay.”