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Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ wife, Allison Holker, posted an emotional tribute to her late husband on Instagram today. The tribute came just one day after a private funeral with friends and family. Holker took to Instagram Friday, posting a video montage of tWitch with his Allison and his family while Rihanna‘s song “Lift Me Up” played in the background. “To my husband, best friend, babe, Chee-chalker, Superman and father of my children I LOVE YOU FOREVER and ALWAYS! We will forever remember you as the true beacon of light that you were and we will continue to cast your light and love throughout the world. Thank you for our incredible memories and our beautiful life shared together.” The Ellen DeGeneres Show DJ died by suicide last month in a Los Angeles motel.

The wife of Stephen “tWitch” Boss has paid tribute to her late husband as a “true beacon of light”, three weeks after his death. Allison Holker Boss thanked her husband for “our incredible memories and our beautiful life shared together”. It comes after US media outlet TMZ reported that a private funeral for Boss was held in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Sharing a video to Instagram on Friday, Ms Holker Boss wrote: “To my husband, best friend, babe, Chee-chalker, Superman and father of my children I LOVE YOU FOREVER and ALWAYS! “We will forever remember you as the true beacon of light that you were and we will continue to cast your light and love throughout the world. “Thank you for our incredible memories and our beautiful life shared together.” The video included a compilation of the couple and their children and was set to Rihanna’s recent track Lift Me Up. Multiple US outlets reported that Boss died by suicide, citing the LA County Medical Examiner, in mid-December last year. I’m heartbroken. tWitch was pure love and light. He was my family, and I loved him with all my heart. I will miss him. Please send your love and support

Ellen DeGeneres is trying to find the happy in the holidays. Less than two weeks after Stephen “tWitch” Boss died at the age of 40, his longtime co-worker is speaking out and urging fans to honor his life through the gift of song and dance. “I just wanted to say the past 11 days have been really tough for everyone,” she said on Instagram Dec. 23. “Everyone is in pain and trying to make sense of it and we’ll never make sense of it.” While Ellen acknowledged that the holidays are a hard time for many in general, she hopes her follow ers can pay tribute to tWitch in a special way. “I think the best thing that we can do is to laugh and hug each other and play games and dance and sing,” she said. “That’s the way we honor him. We do the things that he loved to do, which is dancing. He loved music. He loved games.” Ellen also asked The Ellen DeGeneres Show viewers to be kind to friends and strangers alike. “Hug each other and love each other and let people know we’re there for them and check in on people,” she said. “I

Popular Twitch streamer DNP3 believes entering a gambling sponsorship agreement with Stake led to him falling into addiction. A descent into addiction A popular Twitch streamer believes that he fell into gambling addiction after striking a sponsorship agreement with a popular online gambling platform. The streamer, who goes by “DNP3,” recently admitted that the has used money from investors to gamble. led to a sponsorship agreement with Stake DNP3 streamed a lot of online casino-related content on Twitch in 2022. This led to a sponsorship agreement with Stake, which DNP3 believes was the catalyst for his descent into problem gambling. He is now part of a help group to aid his recovery from gambling addiction. A worrying problem DNP3 outlined in a blog post that he had misused investor funds. The streamer has been involved in numerous crypto-related projects in recent times, including NFTs, a new cryptocurrency, and a metaverse platform. Instead of investor funds going towards these projects, DNP3 was gambling the money away. DNP3 initially started out as a video game streamer, having a reputation for giving away consoles and PCs. When revealing what he had been doing, DNP3 said that it was “one of the

Allison Holker has had a great support system following the death of her husband, Stephen "tWitch" Boss, last month. A source tells ET that the professional dancer has been surrounded by family and close friends in the weeks since his death.   "Allison has been receiving so much support and outpouring of love since tWitch's passing. Her family, his family, and her DWTS family, have been there for her in any way they can be," the source says. "Everyone has really come together to congregate around her and her kids, especially during the holiday season." Boss died Dec. 13, at the  age of 40. His death was ruled a suicide by the Los Angeles Coroner’s office. Together, Holker, 34, and Boss, shared three children, Weslie, 14, Maddox 6, and Zaia, 3. Although it has been a tough time, the So You Think You Can Dance alum has been keeping it together for their children.  "It has been a very difficult time, but Allison has always been a strong person. She is trying to keep her composure and not break down in front of her kids through this process for their sake," the source says. "She is prioritizing their mental well-being, especially her eldest daughter, since she has an idea

Stephen "tWitch" Boss' family, including Allison Holker, gathered to pay tribute to the star, who died by suicide in December. Take a look.

The livestreaming service Twitch is back up after a lengthy outage, with the Twitch Status page also currently working as well. This comes after the company resolved an issue that was preventing elements of Twitch, such as channels and streams, from loading properly. The Issue Prevented Users From Watching Twitch Streams The well-known streaming website Twitch has momentarily gone offline due to a serious outage, which has also affected numerous other streaming pages. The streaming website displayed blank account pages or "an error has occurred" throughout the incident, giving the impression that a streamer had erased their account to some viewers. IGN writes that while the platform was experiencing issues, streaming pages are not appearing while the site is loading, leaving it strangely vacant. Both desktop and mobile users of Twitch were impacted by the outage, with iOS and Android users encountering "error loading followed channels" upon accessing the app. According to The Verge, users of Twitch mobile were also unable to find streamers using the search feature either. Around 1 PM ET, the website started receiving more than 21,000 complaints about the streaming network's malfunction, according to Engadget. Twitch recognized the outage and tweeted that they are looking into

Just three days into the new year, Twitch has already suffered its first major blackout after the streaming platform stopped working abruptly around 10:30 AM PST. Social media has already started buzzing after users, both viewers and streamers, started posting about the apparent crash. 🔎 We are investigating an issue preventing multiple areas of Twitch from loading. The official Twitch Support Twitter handle has confirmed that there is an issue preventing parts of the website from loading for users worldwide. According to reports, users already viewing a stream can still watch without hindrance, but it appears that the "Browse" and "Favorites'/'Followed" tab on the left has stopped working. At the time of writing, here is what the Just Chatting section of the browse tab looks like: The glitched Just Chatting section shows no live channels (Image via Sportskeeda) The search bar is also not working properly, only returning VODs and clips as results without showing the streamer's page. Clicking on the 'Following' tab on the top left just returns the message: "Error loading data." The Following Tab is also Glitched (Image via Sportskeeda) "$2.6 billion company moment": Twitter reacts as Twitch goes down, Twitch Support confirms problems loading the streaming

Thai IRL streamer Justketh was recently harassed by a man in a resort in Thailand while she was livestreaming her time there. After complaining to the authorities, it appears that the man, who appeared to be a foreigner, was arrested by the police. According to the streamer's tweets, he will be spending a night in jail for his behavior. Various clips of Justketh's interaction with the man have been doing the rounds on the internet, especially the one where he went up to her quite aggressively and accused her of trying to disturb him. "I try to relax. I try and relax, so shut up!" After she talked back to him, the man chased her down as she ran away with the camera. After losing him, the streamer told her audience that what had just happened was not normal. "This is not normal, this is f*cking weird." In a subsequent tweet, she clarified that the man was "salty" because she had rejected his invitation to sit with him because he was smiling beforehand. The streamer also revealed that he had been detained by the police after she reported him and that he was going to spend a night in jail.

XQc’s much anticipated Twitch subathon has been in the works for several years now. It was supposed to happen in June 2021 but he delayed it to make the most of ad revenue later in the year. It still hadn’t eventuated by the time Oct. 2022 rolled around, because the star juicer been experiencing sleep issues throughout the year and felt it would impact the stream. But even though there’s been delay after delay, xQc kicked off his stream on Jan. 2 by showing his list of new year’s resolutions for 2023—and one is to host the subathon he’s been talking about for years already. If it does end up happening, it’ll be in the third quarter of the year (presumably for the same reason as in 2021: increased ad revenue) and it’ll be capped at 90 days. XQc’s other resolutions include focusing on other things in life, streaming less, hosting a podcast, streaming more IRL content, finally getting his driver’s license, exercising more, and eating better. Only time will tell whether he manages to achieve some or all of them, but if he does, the Twitch subathon is perhaps the one that’ll be the easiest given how often he