Trivia

(December 10, 2013) Married his girlfriend of 3 years Allison Holker following a 12-month-long engagement.

He is a dancer, who goes by the name "tWitch", and was the runner-up on FOX's So You Think You Can Dance (2005) - Season 4.

Became a father for the 2nd time at age 37 when his wife Allison Holker gave birth to their daughter Zaia Boss on November 6, 2019.

Became a father for the 1st time at age 33 when his wife Allison Holker gave birth to their son Maddox Laurel Boss on March 27, 2016.

In 2010, he is officially launching tWitch Boss Clothing, a clothing line devoted to casual street wear.

In 2010, he will launch experiMENTAL Industries, a production company, with his manager, Nelson Diaz, and two other partners.

At the time of his death, tWitch had an estimated net worth of $5 Million.

TWitch made $500,000 per season during his first two seasons on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." He was paid $1 million per season near the conclusion of the show's existence after being elevated to executive producer.

He graduated from Lee High School in 2000 and studied dance performance at Southern Union State Community College in Wadley, Alabama, and Chapman University.

In 2003, Boss was a semifinalist on MTV's The Wade Robson Project and a runner-up on the television talent competition Star Search.

He was a member of the dance troupes Breed OCLA and Chill Factor Crew.

Boss was cast as Marcel X in the superhero movie Perfectus and later he had a feature role in the movie Ushers.

Twitch and Allison Holker, his wife, had an apparel line of athleisure named "DSG x tWitch + Allison Collection" which was sold by Dick's Sporting Goods.

Hollywood, California (March 2010)

Boss first auditioned in 2007 for Season 3 of the show and appeared on the program but was not selected to be in the Top 20.[15] He returned to audition again in Season 4 in 2008; he was selected to compete in the Top 20 and finished the competition as runner-up to fellow hip-hop dancer Joshua Allen. During Season 4 he danced with Katee Shean to a contemporary piece choreographed by Mia Michaels. The dance was nominated for an Emmy for choreography in the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards.