Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss, the longtime DJ for syndicate talk show by Ellen DeGeneres, speaks out on allegations of toxicity on the set.
The 37-year-old DJ / dancer / choreographer spoke to US Weekly on Tuesday, where he tackled the allegations for the first time.
Although he would not address anything specific, he made it clear that he still ‘loves’ DeGeneres, in the midst of all this unrest.
Twitch speaks: Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss, the longtime DJ for Ellen DeGeneres syndicate talk show, speaks out on allegations of toxicity on the set
Love for Ellen: Although he would not address anything specific, he made it clear that he still has ‘love’ for DeGeneres, in the midst of all this unrest
“We can not talk about it too much legally, but I will say this, there has been love,” Baas began.
‘Of course there are some things to tackle, but from my point of view and from countless others there has been love,’ he continued.
‘I’ll just leave it at that until there’s a time when we can address this more publicly. There has been love and there will continue to be love, ‘said Boss.
Legal: ‘We can not talk about it too much legally, but I will say this, there has been love,’ Boss began
Ellen has been filming from home since March, with Boss also contributing from his home, though he added that ‘of course’ he is afraid to move back.
Although he added the ‘Catch-22’, this time he ‘will miss’ his wife Allison Holker and their children Maddox 4, Zaia, 13 months and Holker’s daughter Weslie, 12, from a previous relationship.
‘All that time can be at home, with the kids and the family and all that, it’s just like you know the day they’re having fun,’ OK, everything’s done, everyone goes back to work, ‘I think everyone is going to have a little bit of divorce anxiety, ”he explained.
Home: Ellen has been filming from home since March, with Boss also contributing from his home, although he adds that ‘of course’ he is afraid to return
Boss has been the regular DJ on Ellen since April 2014, although one of his predecessors, Tony Okungbowa, made headlines last week by claiming he experienced some of the reported toxicity.
‘I got interviews asking me about the Ellen Degeneres Show and I would like to take the time I spent there,’ he began.
‘While I’m grateful for the opportunity it gave me, I’ve experienced and felt the toxicity of the environment and I stand with my former colleagues in their quest to create a healthier and more inclusive workplace as the show progresses, he added.
Toxicity: Boss has been the regular DJ on Ellen since April 2014, although one of his predecessors, Tony Okungbowa, made headlines last week by claiming that he experienced some of the reported toxicity
Okungbowa replaced DJ Scott K only a few weeks into the first season, and stayed through the third season before going on to pursue his acting career.
Boss is also an actor himself, appearing in films such as the 2016 remake Ghostbusters, Magic Mike XXL and several of the Step Up films.
He has also recently served as guest judge on NBC’s World of Dance alongside Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo and Derek Hough.
World of Dance: He also recently served as guest judge on NBC’s World of Dance alongside Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo and Derek Hough
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