tWitch’s Cousin Darielle Calls Out ‘Crazy Woman’ Allison Holker

Allison Holker‘s revelations about her late husband, Stephen tWitch Boss, in a latest interview have irked his members of the family, together with his cousin, Darielle, who’s taking to social media to air her frustrations.

Darielle will not be the one one who has known as Holker out over her interview as “The Actual Housewives of Potomac” alum Candiace Dillard additionally slammed her.

In the course of the interview, Holker revealed that tWitch struggled with drug habit and hid some painful secrets and techniques from her.

Holker’s interview with PEOPLE Journal is inflicting plenty of stress between her and her late husband’s household.

Following the interview, tWitch’s cousin, Darielle, took to X to share her ideas below the outlet’s put up. In one among her posts, she mentioned she was uninterested in staying quiet and accused Holker of treating tWitch’s household badly.

Darielle wrote, “I am so uninterested in conserving my f-cking mouth shut bro. You probably did our household so mf soiled.”

In another post, Darielle claimed Holker made her and tWitch’s household signal an NDA to attend his funeral and hasn’t allowed them to see his kids.

She wrote, “Yeah idgaf about an NDA. This loopy girl made me and his precise household signal an NDA simply to even attend the funeral. She’s been attempting to tarnish his legacy and refuses to let the Boss household see the kids. Solely to use and LIE on my cousin. Hell no.”

In an identical vein, the tv character reacted to the interview by slamming tWitch’s widow.

Dillard wrote, “I am not even gonna say it. However this white girl is doing every thing however defending her Black kids and her Black husband’s legacy. She might’ve saved this in her therapist’s workplace. SMH.”

When a fan recommended that Holker meant to create consciousness about psychological sickness and drug abuse, Dillard responded, “She [Holker] might’ve simply simply taken this story to Essence or Ebony the place care would have been taken to share such a tragically intimate story of a Black man’s plight towards himself.”

Holker revealed that she found a “cornucopia” of medicine and “different substances” hidden inside her deceased husband’s shoeboxes whereas cleansing out the closet and choosing out his funeral outfit.

She mentioned, “It was a very triggering second for me as a result of there have been plenty of issues I found in our closet that I didn’t know existed. It was very alarming to me to be taught that there was a lot occurring that I had no clue [about].”

Though the invention frightened Holker, it helped her course of that tWitch “was going via a lot and he was hiding a lot, and there will need to have been plenty of disgrace in that.”

Holker mentioned she went via tWitch’s journals after his demise to search out readability and closure. Whereas doing so, she discovered that he hid painful secrets from her.

In response to her, tWitch dealt with so much within and tried to self-medicate to deal with his emotions as a result of he did not wish to share the burden with anybody on account of his love for everybody.

She additionally revealed that he alluded to being sexually abused by a male determine throughout his childhood and “did not need different individuals to tackle his ache.”

Holker mentioned, “Studying Stephen’s journals, and even going again into the books he had learn and the issues he was highlighting and lining, actually gave me a greater perspective of the place he was in life and the kind of issues he was battling. It did have me really feel plenty of empathy in direction of him and unhappiness for all of the ache he was holding.”

Holker, who shares three kids with the late tWitch, will launch her memoir, “This Far,” the place she opened up about her therapeutic journey following her husband’s demise. The e-book shall be launched on February 4.

The mom of three defined, “It was actually exhausting to place all of the items collectively. By sure discussions, even with mates and issues which were mentioned, studying via his journals … you understand he went via rather a lot as a baby and by no means confronted it.”

Holker additionally hoped that somebody struggling in silence could be saved as a result of she shared tWitch’s struggles.

She mentioned, “It is exhausting to assume that he by no means opened as much as somebody and needed to face it, to get via on the opposite aspect. I actually hope individuals coping with the identical factor will assist themselves out of the shadows and [know] you are going to be okay.”