Stephen 'Twitch' Boss' Friends Are PISSED After Todrick Hall Implies Ellen DeGeneres Workplace Drama Lead To Suicide

27.01.2023 - 21:13 / perezhilton.com

Todrick Hall is getting blasted for claiming the Ellen DeGeneres‘ workplace scandal led to Stephen “tWitch” Boss‘ death by suicide.

While promoting his new reality show, The Real Friends of WeHo, Todrick said the late dancer’s mental health was greatly impacted by the talk show host’s controversy.

Back in 2020, Ellen was accused of allowing a “toxic” on-set culture of “racism, fear, and intimidation” on the popular series by several of her former employees. tWitch, who joined the show as Ellen’s DJ in 2014 and was promoted to co-executive producer in 2020, faced a ton of criticism for standing by the star despite the allegations… and this is exactly why Todrick thinks the performer was hurting so much.

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He told Page Six on Wednesday:

Elaborating on his relationship with tWitch and what they had in common, Todrick added:

It is a very good reminder to always think twice about posting anything! You may not think a celeb sees your comments, but more often than not, the negative words get back to them. The RuPaul’s Drag Race judge continued to speculate:

You can see his full conversation (below).

As we reported, the hip hop performer tragically died by suicide in an Encino, CA hotel room on December 13. He was just 40 and leaves behind his wife Allison Holker and their two kids, Maddox, 6, and Zaia, 3. He had also adopted Allison’s daughter, Weslie, 14, from a previous relationship. While he reportedly left behind a suicide note in which he alluded to past life challenges, the contents were not made public. Such a devastating loss and something that tWitch’s family and friends are still processing. And, as