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Friday, December 16, 2022

Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss may have lost his ‘whole life savings’ that allergy lead to his suicide

Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss may have lost his ‘whole life savings’ because that allergy lead to his suicide

Stephen “tWitch” Boss died by suicide earlier this week.

The 40-year-old actor — who appeared with Boss in the 2010 “Stomp” sequel, “Homecoming” — posted a since-deleted video to Instagram on Thursday in which he claimed that Ellen DeGeneres’ former DJ, also 40, may have “invested in something that took his whole life savings.”

“People made investments, people do a lot of things — this is just a theory,” Short stated in the 1½-minute clip, which was screen-recorded and posted on Twitter. “What if you invested something that took your whole life savings, possibly?… It gets rough.”A source close to Boss said that “there is absolutely no truth” to Short’s unsubstantiated allegation. Representatives for Boss declined to comment to The Post, which also reached out to reps for Short.

After presenting his unconfirmed theory, Short shifted his focus and seemed to draw a line to Tracy Christian, who is the owner of Hollywood’s only black talent agency and allegedly counts Short as a client.

The owner of Hollywood’s only black talent agency expands while other agencies cease to exist

The owner of Hollywood’s only black talent agency expands while other agencies cease to exist

Tracy Christian is a veteran talent agent with over twenty years in the industry working in both the literary and talent space. Past clients include Oscar winners Melissa Leo, Octavia Spencer, Monique, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss. Within the lit space she’s personally responsible for over 1,000 hours of on-air prime-time programming.

In 2011, she opened TCA, a Los Angeles-based boutique talent agency representing writers, directors, producers, and actors trained by some of the best theatre schools around the globe.